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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 Bookstore at the End of the Map

In the perpetually rainy coastal town of Haven’s End, Eddy is trapped in a frustrating creative block, unable to draw a single line for the town’s prestigious Zine Fest. His mundane routine is shattered when he stumbles upon a mysterious, unlisted bookstore and receives a magical, blank map and a strange compass from its enigmatic owner. Teaming up with his fiercely loyal friends, Jax and Cleo, Eddy follows the map’s cryptic clues through abandoned canneries and storm-swept cliffs, uncovering the town’s forgotten magical history.

Their journey culminates in a breathtaking, hidden bioluminescent garden inside an old lighthouse, a secret ecosystem that holds the very soul of Haven’s End. Through bravery, teamwork, and a deep connection to his hometown, Eddy shatters his creative block, creating a masterpiece that not only wins the contest but saves the magical garden from being forgotten. *The Bookstore at the End of the Map* is a heartwarming tale about finding inspiration in your own backyard, the magic of local folklore, and the unbreakable bond of friendship.

The Penang Street Art Detective Club

When the street murals of George Town, Penang, begin changing overnight—nets shifting patterns, painted eyes opening and closing, colors transforming—seven local kids form the Penang Street Art Detective Club to investigate. Led by sharp-eyed Eddy and joined by Anna, Amelia, Lily, Bell, Hyuga, and Eu Jun, they discover that every mural in the city is trying to communicate something. Their search leads them to a forgotten alley and an unfinished masterpiece by a deceased local artist, Master Q, whose final mural depicts them—half-painted, waiting to be completed.

As the club races to solve the mystery, they uncover a deeper truth: the murals are alive with the stories, memories, and dreams of those who came before. To finish the mural is to finish Master Q’s life’s work—and to bring his forgotten stories back into the light. The Penang Street Art Detective Club is a heartwarming, culturally rich tale about friendship, heritage, and the magic that lives in the walls of a city when someone finally takes the time to look.

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.

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.

When the Screens Went Asleep

When every digital screen in Kampung Seri Paya mysteriously falls asleep at the same time, a curious boy and his friends uncover a hidden magical grove where old technology rests like living beings. As they navigate a world suddenly free of constant digital noise, they rediscover friendship, outdoor play, and the forgotten beauty of their surroundings—learning that balance, not avoidance, is the real magic.

Whispers of the Wind Chimes

When eleven-year-old Lina discovers that one of her grandmother Mei’s sea-glass wind chimes is hiding a mysterious symbol, she and her curious best friend Jia Wei follow a trail of clues through an abandoned jetty, a forgotten hilltop shelter, and the stories of people who once lived beside the sea. What begins as a strange treasure hunt becomes a deeply personal journey into Lina’s family’s past, teaching her that the most precious things are not objects at all, but the memories, laughter, and stories people leave behind. When a sudden storm threatens to carry one final piece of the mystery away, Lina must learn that remembering someone doesn’t mean holding onto the past—it means carrying their stories forward.

Kuala Lumpur Night Market

Abby has always been more comfortable listening than speaking, but one mysterious evening at Kuala Lumpur’s bustling Jalan Alor night market, she discovers a strange silver bell, a forgotten melody, and a magical trail leading to an old memory that someone has lost. With her curious friend Christinna beside her, Abby follows clues through hidden corners of the city and discovers that the greatest magic isn’t found in mysterious lanterns—it lives in the memories, friendships, and quiet connections that make a place feel like home.

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.