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School Trip to Penang National Park

When five school friends—Nana, Eddy, Lily, Bell, and Esther—discover a mysterious lantern during a school trip to Penang National Park, they are drawn into a strange trail of hidden symbols, forgotten markers, and clues left behind by young forest guides from long ago. What begins as a hunt for a mysterious treasure soon becomes a lesson in courage, responsibility, friendship, and the importance of protecting the natural world. As the friends follow the lantern through the rainforest and toward the sea, they discover that the greatest treasure isn’t something they can put in a box—it is the bond they build by facing every challenge together.

I love Pickles: A Gherkin Adventure

The sun peeked through the dusty window of Mr. Huang’s quirky little shop, casting playful shadows over jars of vibrant pickles while he pondered a mysterious message from a one-legged bird warning of a global cucumber crisis, leaving his skeptical granddaughter Mei and their fluffy Pekingese, Bao Bao, to wonder if the legendary “chosen gherkin” could possibly save their family legacy and the world’s favorite snack.

Penang Hill Hidden Trail

When shy JL spots a mysterious golden lantern flickering along a misty trail on Penang Hill, nobody believes her—except her best friend Eddy. Together, they follow the impossible light into a forgotten forest path where they discover an abandoned hut, an old map, and the story of a girl who once tried to protect a trail that everyone had forgotten. But when a powerful storm traps them deep in the forest, JL and Eddy must rely on their courage, friendship, and a strange lantern that seems determined to guide them home. Their adventure teaches them that sometimes the greatest treasures aren’t things you can carry away—they are places, memories, and stories worth remembering.

The Paperweight Heart

In a quiet Malaysian village, a young girl named Yana discovers a strange weight in her chest that appears whenever she feels overwhelmed. As she tries to escape it, she learns that the “paperweight heart” is not something to remove, but something that helps her stay steady through fear, pressure, and emotional storms. Through a school storytelling challenge and guidance from unexpected places, she learns to live with her feelings instead of fighting them.

Hand-Pulled Noodles in Penang

When Eddy begins to resent the family noodle shop he is expected to inherit, a mysterious letter left behind by his late grandmother sends him and his friends on a journey from Kuala Lumpur to Penang in search of an old blue door and a forgotten family secret. What they discover is not treasure or a magical recipe, but a hidden history of ordinary people, shared meals, stubborn dreams, and the real meaning of inheritance. As Eddy learns the art of hand-pulling noodles, he discovers that carrying on a family legacy doesn’t mean living someone else’s life—it means understanding what mattered to those who came before and deciding how to carry that meaning into the future.

Eddy’s Dreamy Adventures in Starland

When Eddy and his older sister JieJi discover a mysterious falling star in their garden, they are swept into the magical world of Starland, where disappearing stars threaten to plunge an entire realm into darkness. Joined by Niko, a quirky young guide, and Mira, a lonely girl who stole the magical Great Spark to help her forgotten village, Eddy must solve the mystery before Starland loses its light forever. Along the way, he discovers that courage isn’t always about defeating an enemy—it can mean listening, understanding, and finding a way for everyone to share the light.

The Enchanted Compass: A Treasure Hunt Beyond

When curious Eddy discovers an enchanted compass hidden inside the ancient walls of Meranti House, he and his fearless—but occasionally terrified—friend Hyuga are drawn into a mysterious treasure hunt through forgotten paths, a bell tower, a stormy hillside, and a secret garden lost to time. What begins as a search for a legendary treasure soon becomes a lesson about friendship, courage, memory, and the places worth protecting. But just when Eddy thinks the adventure is over, the compass reveals one final clue—proving that some endings are really invitations to begin again.

A Spark in the Scrap

In the dusty Scrap Heap, fourteen-year-old Elara has always believed that broken things deserve another chance, but she never expects one tiny electrical spark to lead her beneath the city into a forgotten power network. When she discovers that the network is failing and the entire community could lose its fragile supply of electricity, Elara, her loyal friend Tavi, and their unlikely rival Senn must race against time to repair it. Along the way, Elara uncovers a connection to her missing father and learns that the greatest machine isn’t powered by a single brilliant inventor—it works when an entire community chooses to connect, cooperate, and share its strength.

The Girl Who Talked to Rain Trees

When Qiu Wen discovers a mysterious message tied to her favorite rain tree, she and her friends follow a trail of hidden clues leading to an abandoned house and a box of forgotten letters written by a girl who lived there many years ago. As Qiu Wen uncovers the story of someone who feared being forgotten, she begins to understand her own feelings about her father’s absence—and discovers that listening closely to the world around her may be the first step toward bringing her family, friends, and changing neighborhood closer together.