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.
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.
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.
Aru, an owl who prefers daylight and fears the dark, is unexpectedly chosen to guide a forest festival during a stormy night. Struggling with his fear, he learns to rely on sound, memory, and teamwork instead of sight, ultimately leading his community safely through chaos and discovering that courage isn’t the absence of fear—but the ability to move forward with it.
Ah Boy has always loved rainy afternoons in the kitchen with his grandfather, Ah Kong, but lately his beloved grandfather has begun forgetting things—including the treasured pineapple-tart recipe once created with Ah Boy’s grandmother. When Ah Boy discovers an old blue tin filled with recipes, photographs, and memories, he realizes that preserving the past isn’t simply about remembering every detail. With a little flour, pineapple jam, and help from the neighbors, Ah Boy turns one rainy afternoon into a tradition of kindness, discovering that some memories don’t have to live in one person’s mind—they can live in the hearts of everyone who shares them.
Eddy Lim has one unusual habit: he cannot stop asking “What if?” At his international school in Penang, his endless questions often drive his friends and teachers slightly crazy—until one rainy afternoon he discovers an old metal box hidden beneath the school’s ancient rain tree. Inside are mysterious clues pointing toward a forgotten student club called the Question Club. With his best friend Hyuga beside him, Eddy follows the trail through the school library, an abandoned storage room, and a rooftop garden, slowly uncovering a lesson that changes the way he sees curiosity, friendship, and the world around him. But just when Eddy thinks the mystery is solved, he notices one final clue in an old photograph—leading him to wonder about a missing notebook and an entirely new adventure.
The midday sun beat down on the dusty village of Kamunting as Amara stared desperately into the ancient, whispering well, needing all the courage she could muster to rescue her reckless younger brother, Rohan, who was trapped high up in the branches of the giant banyan tree while the adults worked away in the distant rice paddies.
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.
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.