Adventure & MysteryFriendship & Teamwork

School Trip to Penang National Park

When five school friends—Nana, Eddy, Lily, Bell, and Esther—discover a mysterious lantern during a school trip to Penang National Park, they are drawn into a strange trail of hidden symbols, forgotten markers, and clues left behind by young forest guides from long ago. What begins as a hunt for a mysterious treasure soon becomes a lesson in courage, responsibility, friendship, and the importance of protecting the natural world. As the friends follow the lantern through the rainforest and toward the sea, they discover that the greatest treasure isn’t something they can put in a box—it is the bond they build by facing every challenge together.

Family & FriendshipCommunity & Personal Growth

One Bowl at a Time

When fifteen-year-old Eddy discovers that his family’s beloved satay celup / lok-lok stall may have to close, he refuses to sit around and watch a piece of his childhood disappear. With the help of his quick-talking best friend Jiwoo, his stubborn little sister Anna, his hardworking family, and a whole neighborhood of unexpected allies, Eddy organizes one unforgettable food night to raise money for the repairs. But when even their biggest effort falls short, Eddy learns that saving something precious isn’t always about one grand victory—it can happen through dozens of small acts of kindness, one bowl at a time.

Friendship AdventureContemporary Fiction

The Invisible String

When six music fans from six different countries finally meet at a rain-soaked concert, their long-awaited reunion turns into an unexpected citywide adventure when a handmade friendship bracelet disappears. Following tiny coloured threads through flooded streets, markets, and a mysterious old tram stop, the friends discover that solving the mystery requires more than luck—it requires trust, courage, humour, and teamwork. By the time the concert begins, they realize that the bracelet they were trying to recover was never the most important thing they had found. Their real treasure was an invisible connection strong enough to cross oceans.

Adventure & MysteryComedy & Friendship

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.

Family & Slice of LifeHeartwarming Coming-of-Age

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.

Mystery & Detective AdventureComing-of-age fiction

A Rolled-Up Piece of Yellowed Paper

When sharp-eyed young detective Eddy discovers a rolled-up piece of yellowed paper hidden beneath a floorboard, he and his clever elder sister Anna are drawn into a decades-old neighbourhood mystery involving a stopped clock, a house with blue steps, an old bridge and a secret club of children from the past. As the siblings follow a trail of increasingly puzzling clues, they uncover a forgotten collection of local memories—and discover that the real treasure was never something that could be bought or buried. It was the stories, friendships and everyday moments that make a neighbourhood feel like home.

Mystery AdventureFriendship & Family Fiction

The Secret of the KL Central Market Clock

When four curious friends—Eddy, Esther, Catherin, and Lily—discover a mysterious diary hidden behind an old clock at Kuala Lumpur’s Central Market, they uncover a forgotten promise made by four children many years ago. Guided by cryptic clues, a strange clock that always stops at 4:17, and a secret hidden beneath the market, the friends must retrace an unfinished adventure before the mystery disappears forever. Along the way, they discover that the greatest treasures are not always objects—and that remembering the people and places that shape us can be a promise worth keeping.

Coming-of-AgeEnvironmental Friendship Fiction

Chasing the Kingfisher

When Eddy moves from the city to a quiet kampung beside Sungai Pinang, he expects boredom, mosquitoes, and endless reminders that he needs to be careful—but everything changes when he spots a brilliant blue kingfisher known by the village children as Raja Biru. Alongside cheeky Hafiz and observant Mei Lin, Eddy begins following the bird through the kampung, eventually discovering that its disappearing food supply and threatened nesting place are connected to the condition of their beloved river. Their small bird-watching adventure grows into a community effort to protect the river, forcing Eddy to discover that courage isn’t about pretending to have no limitations; it is about knowing yourself, accepting help, and finding another way forward. In chasing the kingfisher, Eddy unexpectedly finds friendship, purpose, and a place he can finally call home.

Mystery & AdventureFriendship & Family Fiction

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.