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Between the Pages of Now

When Eddy, Eu Jun, Jiwoo, and Caroline discover a mysterious book hidden inside an old neighborhood library, its pages carry them into a forgotten moment from the past, where they meet a boy named Arif and uncover a friendship shattered by an old misunderstanding. To return home, the friends must recover a memory that everyone remembers differently—and learn that repairing a friendship sometimes begins with admitting what really happened. As the pages of the enchanted book begin closing, the four friends race against time to restore the truth and discover that the most important stories aren’t the ones we inherit, but the ones we choose to write together.

Lost Between the Chatuchak Weekend Market Stalls

When best friends Eddy, Eu Jun, and Caroline become hopelessly lost inside the maze of Bangkok’s enormous Chatuchak Weekend Market, their simple shopping trip turns into a hilarious and mysterious adventure involving a strange wooden bird, a forgotten clock, secret clues, and a hidden garden. As they race against time to find their way home, the friends discover that the biggest mystery isn’t the market at all—it’s learning how to trust one another when every direction seems wrong.

The Fish Who Swam Backwards Through Time

When Lina encounters a mysterious glowing arapaima at a marine attraction in Kuala Lumpur, she discovers that the enormous fish can swim backward through time. Guided by strange blue tiles, an old photograph, and the memory of a boy named Daniel, Lina and her younger brother Amir uncover a forgotten promise from 1987. But the fish isn’t asking Lina to change the past—it wants her to make sure the past is remembered. As rain floods an abandoned part of the attraction and an old secret resurfaces, Lina must follow the fish’s trail and complete a promise that has waited decades for someone to find it.

The Red Center Marathon

Eu Jun has always lived in the long, athletic shadow of his older brother, Liam, the undisputed star runner of their dusty outback town. When Jun decides to enter the grueling Junior 10K at the annual Red Center Marathon, he expects to fail. But with the help of his pragmatic friends and his own unique knowledge of the treacherous bushland, Jun realizes that brute force isn’t the only way to conquer the red dirt.
 
Instead of trying to mimic his brother’s perfect running form, Jun leans into his identity as a “terrain guy,” using his bike-riding skills to navigate the infamous Devil’s Dip and outsmart his arrogant rivals. In a thrilling, dust-choked climax, Jun must push past his physical limits to prove that he doesn’t need to be a carbon copy of his golden-boy brother to be a champion in his own right.

The Tides of Desaru Beach

When curious thirteen-year-old Hana discovers a mysterious message in a bottle washed onto Desaru Beach, she and her friends Mei Lin, Faris, and Rizal are drawn into a forgotten coastal mystery involving a glowing blue compass, a hidden chamber, and an ancient lantern. As a storm approaches and the tide begins rising, the friends discover that the lantern was never meant to lead people to treasure—it was part of an old promise to return what the sea had carried away. Their adventure teaches them that some mysteries are not meant to be solved for glory, but to help forgotten stories and lost memories find their way home.

The Hats of Change

Mei Lin hates change. She likes familiar streets, familiar food, familiar routines—and most of all, she likes knowing exactly what will happen next. But her elderly neighbor, Wei Ming, a retired clockmaker with mismatched socks, strange pickled foods, hundreds of clocks, and six mysterious hats, is about to introduce her to something she cannot control: change itself. When Mei Lin discovers that the hats reveal hidden lessons about courage, listening, forgiveness, imagination, and acceptance, ordinary problems around her neighborhood suddenly become extraordinary opportunities to grow.

But the biggest change comes when Wei Ming announces that he must leave his beloved cottage. Determined to save the place, Mei Lin gathers her friends and neighbors and tries everything she can think of. When she finally realizes that some things cannot be preserved exactly as they are, she discovers the most important lesson of all: letting go doesn’t mean losing the past—it means carrying its best parts into the future.

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.

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.

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.