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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.

Waking Up to Yesterday

When Jas wakes from a strange dream about a little girl, a wooden box, and a promise she can’t remember making, she discovers an old childhood secret hidden beneath the mango tree of her former home. Joined by her husband Beng and her long-lost childhood friend Mei, Jas follows a trail of forgotten memories that leads back to Nini, a little girl they once promised never to forget. As yesterday and today begin to overlap, Jas learns that growing up doesn’t mean abandoning the people and promises that shaped you—it means carrying them forward with you.

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.

The Beautiful Mess

When a school mural is accidentally ruined just days before a major open house, a young artist struggles to accept the mistake. But with help from her classmates, she discovers a new way of seeing art—one that transforms damage into meaning and teaches her that creativity often begins where perfection ends.

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.

Speaking Up on the Playground

When quiet, inventive Ravi becomes the target of repeated teasing on the playground, Lily must overcome her own fear and decide whether to stay silent or speak up. With her best friend Aina beside her, Lily discovers that courage doesn’t mean being fearless—it means taking action even when your voice shakes. As more children find the confidence to share their experiences, the playground becomes a safer, kinder place, and Lily, Ravi, and Aina create a friendship corner to remind everyone of one simple truth: no one has to stand alone.

The Midnight Market Race

When adventurous Eddy is dragged by his daring friend Hyuga into a secret midnight boat race through the mysterious waterways of Cai Rang floating market, the boys expect nothing more than an exciting night of speed and mischief. Instead, a lost Golden Mango, a treacherous shortcut, a blocked river channel, and a race against the rising sun force them to depend on each other in ways they never expected. As the floating market slowly awakens around them, Eddy discovers that the greatest prize isn’t winning—it is learning when to take risks, when to slow down, and, most importantly, never leaving a friend behind.

The Secret of the Spice Farm in Teluk Bahang

When curious Eddy and his serious elder sister Anna visit a hidden spice farm in Teluk Bahang, Eddy discovers a mysterious green gate, an unexplained scent and an old wooden box containing a brass key, a strange seed and a forgotten map. Their investigation leads them beyond the farm and into an abandoned hut, where they uncover a secret garden containing rare spice plants that someone is determined to steal.

But the real secret isn’t treasure—it is a forgotten piece of the farm’s history that must be protected. As heavy rain approaches and mysterious figures move through the darkness, Eddy and Anna must put aside their differences and work together to save the hidden garden. Along the way, they discover that sometimes the most valuable things aren’t meant to be owned—they are meant to be remembered and cared for.

The Pocketful of Tomorrow

A young girl relocates to a new place carrying seeds from her old home, struggling to adapt while clinging to memories of where she came from. As she learns to plant, wait, and trust the people around her, she discovers that growing a future doesn’t mean letting go of her past—it means letting it take root in new soil.