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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.

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.

George Town’s Secret Garden

When Anna moves to George Town and struggles to find her place in a neighbourhood where everyone seems to know everyone else, she discovers a mysterious green door hiding an abandoned garden behind the old shophouses. With three new friends, Anna follows a forgotten map and five strange clues, uncovering a garden that once belonged to the whole community. But restoring it will require more than digging, planting and repairing—it will require bringing together people who have forgotten the memories they once shared. Along the way, Anna discovers that the greatest secrets aren’t always meant to stay hidden, and that sometimes the best way to find where you belong is to help create a place where everyone else belongs too.

Pickles & Prophecy

When Mika Tan discovers an ancient jar of magical pickle brine hidden in her uncle’s workshop, she and her friend Arif are pulled into a mysterious adventure beneath Port Picklewick. A silent harbour, a frozen clock tower, secret tunnels and an ancient prophecy all point toward a forgotten disaster—but the deeper Mika travels, the more she realizes the strange magic isn’t trying to destroy the town. It’s trying to make its people remember what they mean to one another. To stop the rising waters, Mika must uncover the truth behind the town’s oldest secret and learn that sometimes the strongest kind of courage is simply remembering where you belong.

The Glow from Below

Anna has just swapped the noisy streets of Pearl Island for a sheep-dotted farm perched above the hollow limestone country of Orahau — and she hates it. While her little brother Eddy falls head-over-heels for the caves’ famous titiwai glow worms, Anna counts the days until she can go home, until a raging midnight storm and a broken plank bridge send Eddy sliding down into the flooded tomo on the back paddock. With the search-and-rescue team still forty minutes away, Anna and her new friends — Ruby, torch-obsessed Theo, and farm boy Jonty — go down into the earth after him, chasing a trail of impossible blue-green lights that seem to be pointing the way.

What follows is a rescue under the ground, with the stream rising, the dark swallowing, and one burning question: can a trail of glow worm light lead a homesick girl and her baby brother home? Set against a background of local lore and natural wonder, The Glow from Below is a heartwarming, immersive story about courage, friendship, and the discovery that belonging isn’t a place — it’s the light you carry, and the light that carries you back.

The Shimmering Surprise of Balik Pulau

In the secluded town of Balik Pulau, quirky retired fishing captain Chen Wu relaxes on a creaky porch swing eating green cucumbers, feeling unnerved by an unnatural calm until his grandson Jin arrives to fix an old dragon weathervane—just before a mysterious, jewel-shimmering storm descends upon the coast, transforming their quiet village into a magical, unpredictable new world.

The Memory Thief

In a futuristic Kuala Lumpur where memories can be bought, sold, and stored inside tiny silver capsules, fourteen-year-old Eddy Teoh discovers that someone has stolen a piece of his past. Joined by his fearless sister Anna and a mysterious boy named Rafi, Eddy uncovers a terrifying secret: the city’s powerful central system has been secretly removing memories it considers dangerous. To restore the memories of thousands of people, Eddy must enter the hidden City Core and teach a machine something no computer could understand—that pain, mistakes, fear, laughter, and love are all part of being human. But after the memories are restored, Eddy discovers that one mysterious memory remains missing, pointing toward an even greater secret buried beneath the city.

Sticky Rice and Second Chances

When Eddy discovers that his beloved Youth Dragon Boat team may be disbanded because they cannot afford to continue, he refuses to accept defeat. With his friends, his determined grandmother, and a mountain of homemade sticky rice, Eddy launches a small community fundraiser that quickly becomes much bigger than expected. But when bad weather, disappointing results, and a painful argument threaten to break the team apart, Eddy learns that saving something you love isn’t about being the hero—it is about trusting others, admitting when you’re wrong, and pulling together when the current gets rough. In the end, the team discovers that second chances are strongest when an entire community helps you paddle toward them.

The Secret of the Nyonya Kitchen

The Secret of the Nyonya Kitchen is an immersive coming-of-age story set in the historic heart of George Town, Penang. Fourteen-year-old Eddy is sent from the modern city of Kuala Lumpur to spend his school holidays with his formidable grandmother, Ah Ma, a renowned master of traditional Nyonya cuisine. Resenting the grueling, manual labor of pounding spices with a stone mortar and pestle, Eddy longs for shortcuts—until an accidental mishap causes his grandmother’s legendary, highly prized family “recipe book” to fall behind the heavy brick stove, forcing him and his resourceful local friend Mei Ling on a secret night expedition beneath the shophouse’s historic foundations.

When Ah Ma suddenly injures her ankle on the eve of the annual Armenian Street Heritage Food Festival, the stakes escalate dramatically. With no written recipe book to rely on and thirty pots of signature Nyonya Laksa expected by the entire neighborhood, Eddy must step up to the stove. Guided only by his grandmother’s sharp memory, sensory cues, and the hard-earned physical memory of his daily training, Eddy discovers the true philosophy of agak-agak—learning that authentic heritage isn’t preserved on paper, but passed down through passion, resilience, and heart.