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Shadow Puppets of Petaling Street

On the rainy streets of Petaling Street in 1957, Ah Seng discovers that his grandfather has been hiding an extraordinary collection of shadow puppets connected to forgotten memories of the neighbourhood. When three mysterious puppets disappear and begin leading Ah Seng and his friends through hidden rooms, dusty warehouses, and secret corners of the old city, the children uncover a story that has waited years to be remembered. Along the way, they learn that the greatest treasures are not always things that can be bought or sold—they are the ordinary memories, friendships, and stories that give a place its heart.

The Map That Led to Nowhere (And Everywhere)

When Eddy stumbles into a leaf pile — and a mysterious, hand-drawn map — his quiet kampung afternoon turns into an all-out neighbourhood mystery. With his sharp-tongued sister Anna and treasure-obsessed best friend Eu Jun in tow, the trio follows wobbly pencil lines to a hidden well behind the old clock tower, unearthing more than they bargained for: a rusted tin of photographs, a decades-old promise, and a secret two beloved kampung adults have carried since childhood.

What starts as a scavenger-hunt caper soon becomes something far warmer — a story about growing up, staying rooted, and discovering that the best treasures aren’t buried in the ground but planted in the people and places we call home. Set against the sights, smells, and rhythms of a lively Malaysian kampung, The Map That Led to Nowhere (And Everywhere) is a heartfelt, funny, and gently mysterious tale about friendship, memory, and the maps we all carry back to where we belong.

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.

Kites Over Kepong Metropolitan Park

When the Teoh family discovers an old kite and a mysterious note hidden beneath thirteen-year-old Eddy’s bed, they uncover a forgotten chapter of Dad’s childhood and the family conflict that has quietly haunted him for years. A visit to Kepong Metropolitan Park brings the family face-to-face with memories they have avoided—and eventually with the long-lost relative Dad never stopped hoping to see again. As kites rise above the lake, the Teoh family learns that healing does not require forgetting old hurts; sometimes, it simply requires someone brave enough to reach out first.

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.

The Bird Feeder’s Promise at KL Bird Park

When Eddy moves to Kuala Lumpur, the noisy city makes him feel invisible and out of place—until a mysterious blue feather leads him to an old bird feeder at a bird park and a forgotten promise written by children long ago. With three new friends and a determined little sister, Eddy follows a trail of hidden clues through the city, discovering that the real mystery isn’t about treasure but about kindness, connection, and learning to belong. As the friends rebuild broken bird-feeding spaces and create a new community project, Eddy discovers that home isn’t somewhere you simply find—it is something you can help build, one small act of care at a time.

The Magical Seashell of Tanjung Bungah Beach

When twelve-year-old Eddy discovers a mysterious seashell glowing with blue light on Tanjung Bungah Beach, he and his fearless friend Juno are drawn into a magical mystery involving forgotten memories, secret messages, and a powerful storm. Their adventure teaches them that the shell’s magic isn’t about finding treasure—it is about noticing what others overlook, having the courage to tell the truth, and caring for the place they call home. As the mystery unfolds, Eddy discovers that the greatest magic isn’t something that can be kept in a pocket; it is something that grows whenever people choose to care.

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 Hidden Trail of Bukit Nanas

When Eddy and his older sister Anna discover a series of mysterious leaf-shaped markers hidden inside Kuala Lumpur’s Bukit Nanas rainforest, their ordinary family outing turns into an unexpected adventure. Joined by a curious young photographer named Faris, they uncover an old map, a hidden box, and the forgotten story of a secret nature trail created to teach young explorers how to truly observe the forest. But when a sudden storm traps them deep among the trees, Eddy must learn that being brave doesn’t mean taking the biggest risk—it means knowing when to stop, listen, and trust the people beside you. Along the way, the siblings discover that even in the middle of a busy city, a forest can hold secrets, memories, and lessons worth protecting.