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English grammar experts demystify rules of the language in this fun and engaging guide. A great tool for both classroom use and for those curious about everyday English usage!

A light-hearted account of a country trying to keep up with the new while holding onto the old. A must-read for every resident and visitor in Singapore! A witty and humorous look into the changing Singapore landscape with an insight into Singapore's newest attractions.

An inspirational journey from secretary in Sheffield to international bestselling author, trainer, and respected global speaker.

A book which challenges conventional wisdom on decision making. A refreshing new approach to the subject of making good decisions which brings the art and science of decision making together

The undercover princess returns in Book 2 of a clever, hilarious school series

The nature of experiences as a new form of commodity for businesses to trade in is taken stock of by "Create Connect Convince" author Jorg Dietzel.

How to "know" what your dog is trying to tell you. How to train your hooman is an illustrated guide book for new dog owners!

The defining publication on the Istana, with more than 150 images, ranging from the earliest historical archive images to stunning originals.

Savour classic Peranakan favourites that have been updated for modern cooks. Features over 70 dishes from well-loved Peranakan favourites to lesser known but equally delicious dishes.

A compilation of 42 famous & notorious murder cases and unsolved mysteries in Malaysia

Poised to be the heir to Russell Lee, Nicky Moey and Damien Sin, with a 21st century twist, this book tell tales of horror and suspense for a new generation of Singaporeans

A post-apocalyptic, nightmarish Singapore, with a secret underground network along the SMRT line and a computer cult deep under Marina Bay Sands

Be inspired and entertained by these little-known facts about famous historical buildings!

Have fun learning STEM concepts with Discover Forensics 2. In this book, forensic experts explain scientific principles to solve crimes!

A colourful illustrated travel guide written by children for children

Essential information on the country's history, traditions, beliefs, etiquette, cuisine and leisure activities. Insights into the people, culture and traditions

Take a culinary journey through Malaysia's kampungs with Chef Ismail Ahmad. A collection of 72 recipes that showcases the flavours of Malay cuisine that have been enjoyed by generations

A collection of halal Iranian recipes that celebrates wholesome and flavourful food

Award winning new edition of Allan's first book, featuring 50 recipes for scrumptious baked treats like sponge and chiffon cakes, cupcakes, muffins, fruitcakes and cheesecakes.

- Original new stories from a well-established and internationally recognised Asian writer- A collection of eighteen easy-to-read and captivating stories- Tales of the supernatural that will fascinate and enthral readers

Features an exciting range of dishes with both Eastern and Western flavours and ingredients; some inspired by renowned guest chefs from around the world.

This collection of 51 essays contains rich memories of Singapore's broadcasting pioneers based in their station atop Caldecott Hill.

Sketches of the city's architectural treasures. Without a doubt one of the world's greatest cities, London is inexhaustible in the riches it has to offer. And all its finest sights - from Roman ruins, royal palaces, churches and abbeys, to the temples of commerce, street markets, pakrs and gardens - are, as many have learned, best discovered on foot. The guide contains 14 fascinating walks through London's various districts, including The City, Westminster, Covent Garden, Southwark and Chelsea. Recommendations for not-to-be-missed landmarks, night walks, best views, food and drink, and places to shop are also included. Second edition.

New edition of 'Moving Forward.' The message of Moving Forward, then and now, remains: the Malays need to embrace democracy, progressive politics and diversity. This is the right thing to do as well as the only way to ensure the survival of the race, religion and country. In light of the recent political developments in Malaysia, the book is just as relevant today as it was in 2009. The text is largely the same as it was when first published. This new edition includes a new Introduction and a new Postscript to reflect on the book in light of the progress that Malaysians have achieved and the new challenges that they face today.

Thirteen-year-old Caleb Weybourne is sent to spend the summer with his archaeologist father in the remote town of Chismo in northern Canada, where Professor Weybourne hopes to prove the existence of the Mahkneejosh, the legendary great lake monster of the native Ojibway people. In Chismo, Caleb befriends two Ojibway boys, Isaac and Eli, and a colourful old Ojibway man, Emmett. On a fishing trip to Red Marsh Lake, the boys encounter the violent and dangerous local fugitive, Kibo, and almost lose their lives. During their fight from him, Caleb believes he may have seen the mysterious water monster...