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A Rolled-Up Piece of Yellowed Paper

When sharp-eyed young detective Eddy discovers a rolled-up piece of yellowed paper hidden beneath a floorboard, he and his clever elder sister Anna are drawn into a decades-old neighbourhood mystery involving a stopped clock, a house with blue steps, an old bridge and a secret club of children from the past. As the siblings follow a trail of increasingly puzzling clues, they uncover a forgotten collection of local memories—and discover that the real treasure was never something that could be bought or buried. It was the stories, friendships and everyday moments that make a neighbourhood feel like home.

The Girl Who Painted Monsoon Walls

After a devastating monsoon flood damages Air Itam, Anna cannot bear to see the neighbourhood’s beloved kingfisher mural left broken and blank. With help from Amelia, Hafiz, Jojo, and a determined group of neighbours, she sets out to repair the wall using donated paint, rescued colours, and the memories of people who refuse to let one terrible night define their home.

But when another storm threatens the unfinished mural, Anna must choose between protecting her artwork and helping protect the people around her. Through muddy lanes, spilled turquoise paint, crooked plaster, and one very proud orange cat, Anna discovers that healing is not about restoring everything exactly as it was—it is about joining hands, telling the truth, and finding the courage to fly forward together.

Pickles & Prophecy

When Mika Tan discovers an ancient jar of magical pickle brine hidden in her uncle’s workshop, she and her friend Arif are pulled into a mysterious adventure beneath Port Picklewick. A silent harbour, a frozen clock tower, secret tunnels and an ancient prophecy all point toward a forgotten disaster—but the deeper Mika travels, the more she realizes the strange magic isn’t trying to destroy the town. It’s trying to make its people remember what they mean to one another. To stop the rising waters, Mika must uncover the truth behind the town’s oldest secret and learn that sometimes the strongest kind of courage is simply remembering where you belong.

The Great Dumpling Dilemma

When seventeen-year-old food-loving bookshop assistant Mei-Ling discovers that every dumpling prepared for Hanamura’s biggest festival has mysteriously vanished, she follows a trail of purple flour into a hidden world beneath the city. There she discovers the secretive Doughlings, a forgotten race of magical dumpling-makers who stole the festival food because their ancient recipes had been abandoned. But when the underground Great Steamer begins to break down, Mei-Ling must combine her cooking instincts, an ancient ingredient, and the help of her friends to save both the Doughlings and the festival. Along the way, she learns that the things people forget can sometimes hold the greatest stories—and the tastiest surprises.

The Riverboat and the Shadow of the City

Eddy is tired of living life according to a timetable where every minute has already been planned for him. When he misses his bus one Saturday and discovers a forgotten river landing hidden beneath the city, he climbs aboard an old riverboat and meets the mysterious Pak Din and adventurous Mei. But when a strange shadow begins following their boat through the reflections of Kuala Lumpur, Eddy discovers an unfinished story about a boy who once lived beside the river—and a forgotten promise that could change the way he sees his city, his family, and himself. What begins as a secret escape becomes an unforgettable journey about friendship, memory, courage, and learning that sometimes the most important destinations are the ones you never planned to visit.

The Last Boat to Kukup Fishing Village

When city girl Mei-Mei is sent to spend her summer with relatives in Kukup Fishing Village, she expects boredom, bad phone reception, and endless days by the sea. Instead, she discovers a mysterious nameless fishing boat that appears whenever storms approach. Following an old map, a rusted tin box, and a forgotten promise, Mei-Mei and her cousin Jun-Hao uncover the story of an emergency island shelter that generations of villagers have quietly maintained. But when a sudden storm strands them at sea, Mei-Mei must put aside her city habits and learn that courage isn’t about being fearless—it’s about figuring out what to do next, especially when other people are counting on you.

The Library of Infinite Tomorrows

In a salt-crusted coastal barangay waiting for the first monsoon rain, three very different girls — steady Anna, dreamer Amelia, and whirlwind Ava — stumble upon a door in the old seawall that leads to the Library of Infinite Tomorrows, where every book bears their name and each page reveals a different version of the future they could become. But the magical library has firm rules and a real price: one page per visit, memories surrendered as payment, and futures too fragile to speak aloud. As the girls trade precious pieces of their todays for glimpses of tomorrows, the town learns that a typhoon is coming — and the futures they dreamed of suddenly matter less than the today they must fight to protect.

When the storm surge rises and the door won’t open, the three friends are forced to choose: rely on the borrowed sunshine of promised tomorrows, or become the brave version of themselves the books only hinted at. Through rope-burned hands, rain-soaked bucket brigades, and one flickering phone call from a mother turned back by the sea, they discover the Library’s final secret: it never promised them a future — it only showed them one they were brave enough to look at, and the walking was always theirs. A heartwarming tale of friendship, courage, and the courage to live your own story, page by page, with feet in the sea.

The Night the Fireflies Danced

When siblings Jiejie and Didi secretly follow a mysterious trail of glowing fireflies into their grandmother’s orchard, they discover Kavi, a schoolmate searching for a lost family compass. Together, the three children brave an old bridge, a rushing stream, and a stormy night to recover the treasured keepsake, only to discover that the real mystery was never about the compass at all. Beneath thousands of dancing fireflies, they learn that courage, friendship, and even the smallest light can make the darkest night beautiful.

The Postcards That Knew the Way Home

Thirteen-year-old Lily expects nothing more exciting than folding paper lanterns at her grandmother’s stationery shop—until a mysterious postcard appears in the mailbox with instructions to find a blue window that has no room behind it. With her noisy best friend Hyuga and a guarded girl named Pim, Lily discovers a hidden passage filled with the memories of Lantae Old Quarter.

When three enchanted lights vanish, the neighborhood begins forgetting the stories that make it home. Racing against the tolling of the seventh bell, the friends must search the market, sea wall, and old water tower, then face a lonely creature made from forgotten memories. Their journey teaches them that home is not merely a place people inherit; it is a living collection of kindness, laughter, and stories that must be noticed and shared.