Books from Singapore Publishers

This book is perfect for those who appreciate Singapore's history and architecture. The intricate illustrations of picturesque shophouses bring to life the nostalgia and heritage of a bygone era. The high-quality paper and detachable pages make it a great addition to any coffee table or frameable wall art collection.

This book is perfect for foodies who are looking to explore the richness of Singapore's hawker food scene. Dr. Leslie Tay and his team of foodies have done an excellent job of capturing the mouth-watering experience of Singapore's best hawker food in stunning photography and reviews. With this guide, readers will be able to have an insider's look at the top hawker stalls, explore the different types of cuisine, and satisfy their taste buds like never before.

"Traveler's Tale and Other Poems" could be a good read for someone seeking a contemplative and introspective work that explores themes of identity, nature, and the human experience. The author's personal journey through life, with all its twists and turns, is expressed beautifully through his poetry. This book is perfect for anyone who wants to connect with their emotions and philosophy about life through beautiful verses that provide a window into the author's unique yet universal experiences.

A Tiny Space could be a good read for someone looking for inspiration and new ideas to grow as a person. This book uniquely showcases fifi coo's poetry that has been enabled through an improvised stencil board designed by his mother. It is a great example of how the author turns a challenge into a triumph and encourages readers to unearth the power and potential within themselves.

"Reality Bitchslap" is perfect for anyone who wants to experience the ups and downs of travel in Southeast Asia through the eyes of a relatable protagonist. The quirky black-and-white illustrations add an extra layer of humor that will keep you engaged from cover to cover. Arif Rafhan's real-life adventures are unfiltered and relatable, making this book an excellent choice for anyone who loves to travel or appreciates a good coming-of-age story.

Regrettable Things That Happened Yesterday is a poignant collection of short stories that explores the various ways newspapers impact our daily lives. Each story is unique and masterfully crafted, leaving readers pondering the complexities of human relationships and the different forms of regret we all experience. It is a must-read for those who appreciate thought-provoking and emotional literature.

"Tanoshii: The Joy of Japanese Style Cakes & Desserts" offers a unique collection of recipes for those with a sweet tooth and an adventurous palate. Chef Yamashita's fusion of Japanese and French culinary techniques results in visually stunning and delicious desserts. With easy-to-follow instructions and baking tips, this book is a great addition to any pastry lover's collection.

A Nation Awakes is an eye-opening account of Singapore's journey from a one-party dominant system to a diverse and competitive political landscape. The book features first-hand narratives from Singaporeans of all walks of life who participated in the country's 2011 General Election and Presidential Election. These intimate stories reveal the courage and conviction of ordinary citizens who fought for change. If you want to understand the political dynamics of contemporary Singapore, this is the book for you.

"Conversations With Lee Kuan Yew" is a must-read for those interested in learning about Singapore's development as a modern nation. Through candid interviews with Lee Kuan Yew, readers gain insight into his uncorrupted, modern, and almost scientific approach to leadership. The book includes previously unreleased interviews and offers a unique perspective on one of the most unforgettable political figures of modern times. Overall, a great read for those interested in politics, leadership, and nation-building.

"100 Parables of Zen" is a must-read for those seeking to find enlightenment and deeper meaning in their lives. Each parable is brief, yet packs a punch, leaving readers plenty to ponder upon. The absurdity of the stories may seem comical at times, but the book's true value lies in the wisdom it imparts. The clear mirror for self-reflection that these parables hold will leave you with a sense of peace and understanding.

"Larger Than Life" would be a great read for those who are feeling down and need inspiration. Belinda Lee's heartwarming collection of stories introduces readers to amazing people who have embraced the road less trodden by volunteering their time in unusual social causes. This book restores your faith in humanity and celebrates the human spirit, leaving readers feeling inspired and full of hope.

Savitri is a must-read children's book that weaves together South Indian folklore with an inspiring story of a young girl who uses her wits to defeat a fearsome demon. The illustrations in the book are vibrant and add to the overall appeal of the plot. Savitri teaches valuable lessons about courage, intelligence, and sibling love, making it an excellent choice for children of all ages.

- This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the rich history of Singapore, detailing the various individuals and groups who have shaped the country into what it is today. - With in-depth research and personal accounts, readers will be able to discover the lesser-known but impactful events and figures that helped shape Singapore into the thriving city it is today. - This book truly captures the essence of Singapore's legacy and is a valuable addition to any history buff's collection.

From Kerala to Singapore could be a great read for those interested in migration, cultural heritage and Singapore's local histories. This book offers a never-before-seen study of the Singapore Malayalees, exploring their rich and diverse contributions to the country through personal narratives, memorabilia and genealogy. The mix of academic research and personal accounts offers a unique insight into a little-known community, showcasing their strength and resilience in building a home away from home.

"A Walking Tour: Singapore" is a unique guidebook that showcases Singapore's multifarious architectural and cultural diversity, providing refined walking routes and updated information on the latest developments. It features beautiful sketches by architect G. Byrne Bracken and covers popular tourist destinations such as Chinatown, the Civic District, Orchard Road, Kampong Glam, and Marina Bay. It is a great read for architecture enthusiasts seeking urban exploration and appreciation of the city's distinctive urban landscape.

Fox Fire Girl may be a good read for those who enjoy unique and supernatural romance stories. The book features a romance with a fox spirit, which adds a mystical twist. The story also has mystery and suspense that keeps readers engaged until the end. Overall, it can be a good choice for those looking for a short and intriguing read.

This book is a must-read for anyone interested in gaining insights into strategies and tactics that can be applied even in today's modern and competitive world. With seminal insights from one of the most significant Chinese classic novels, Three Kingdoms, the book provides a treasure trove of wisdom that is easily applicable to modern-day scenarios. Whether you are a student looking to understand the nuances of strategy, a professional looking to gain a competitive edge, or simply someone who enjoys reading about ancient history and culture, this book is sure to captivate your interest and attention.

Memorandum showcases the richness and diversity of Singapore's Chinese community through seven decades of previously untranslated short stories, paired with critical essays. The anthology offers an important testimony to the multifarious idea of what "home" meant to the "Chinese" in Singapore and muddies up what it means to speak about a single and/or singular "dominant" Chinese component in Singapore. This collection is recommended for those curious about Singapore Chinese literature and interested in experiencing a world being unveiled in front of one's eyes.

Island In The Centre is a recommended read for those who enjoy historical fiction with a focus on cultural diversity. The book brilliantly captures the complexities of colonial Singapore through the experiences of its characters, including a mixed-race couple facing societal taboos, a European couple struggling to adapt to a new environment, and a Chinese businessman navigating his place in a changing world. Shelley's vivid descriptions and engaging narrative make for a compelling and insightful read.

This book provides an eye-opening account of the dark side of Singapore's cosmopolitan culture, featuring stories of misbehavior and criminal acts committed by foreigners who failed to acclimatize to their new surroundings. The author's frank and engaging writing will engage readers interested in exploring the less-spoken aspect of cultural adaptation, and help them to better understand the risks and challenges faced by immigrants in foreign lands.

This book offers an insightful journey into the ancient Chinese culture, allowing readers to gain a deeper understanding of the significance behind the customs and practices that are still observed today. The book delves into everything from Confucianism to Chinese cuisine, and is perfect for those who wish to learn more about this rich and vibrant culture.

Triple Nine Sleuths: Dangerous Schemes could be a good read for anyone who enjoys a fast-paced mystery with a touch of family drama. The book features a diverse group of young detectives who use their wits and bravery to solve complex mysteries. With danger lurking around every corner, readers will be on the edge of their seat as they follow the Triple Nine Sleuths on an adventure that will keep them guessing until the very end.

- "Mount Emily Revisited" is a great read for those who enjoy a unique combination of time-travel, friendship, and self-discovery in a Singaporean setting. Along with the thrilling plot of rescuing friends from a cult, readers will also enjoy the vivid descriptions of Singapore's Mount Emily neighborhood in 1988 and the introspective journey that the main character, Patsy, goes through. - The book's most distinctive feature is its seamless blending of different genres and themes, making it a great pick for readers who want a little bit of everything in their reading material.

"I, Huckleberry is a gripping adventure novel that takes you on a journey down the Mississippi River, where you'll meet a cast of colorful characters and witness the growth of the young protagonist. Simon Chesterman's writing style is engaging and will keep you hooked till the very end, making it a perfect read for fans of adventure and coming-of-age stories."

We Contain Multitudes could be a good read for poetry enthusiasts who appreciate a diverse range of voices. The anthology features both established and upcoming poets from Singapore and around the world, presenting a blend of literary concepts, styles and voices. The book features poems that touch on themes like diversity, culture, identity, and human experiences. The collection's unique and distinctive feature is its focus on presenting a mix of literary works that reflect the human experience across different cultures and environments.

This book would be an excellent choice for someone interested in the history and development of Singapore. The author has conducted extensive interviews with Lee Kuan Yew, the first prime minister of Singapore, and provides candid insights into his leadership style and vision for the country. Readers will gain a better understanding of how Singapore became the thriving nation it is today and appreciate Lee Kuan Yew's contributions to its success.

This book is a great read for bird enthusiasts who want to discover the beauty of Singapore's bird population. With stunning photographs and tips for birdwatchers, it offers a unique and immersive journey through Singapore's natural habitats, showcasing the diverse and often-overlooked side of the island.

This book would be a good read for anyone interested in learning about the transformative period of China's history and how it has affected China today. With concise yet detailed descriptions of key events and figures, readers can gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and changes that shaped modern China.

Recommended for those interested in Eastern Philosophy. The illustrated format provides an engaging and unique way to understand the Dharma Sutra, a fundamental Buddhist text. The artwork is particularly noteworthy, adding additional layers of depth to the teachings.

This book is an excellent read for people interested in Peranakan culture and heritage. It offers insightful information on the lifestyle, traditions and values that define the Peranakan community. The author's detailed writing and personal anecdotes make the stories come alive. The book's most unique feature is the way it makes a complex culture accessible to readers, providing rich historical and cultural information. Overall, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in learning about Peranakan culture.

This book is a thrilling mystery that will keep young readers engaged and guessing until the very end. The young detectives of the Supper Club, led by the brilliant mind of Sherlock Sam, are called to London to unravel the mystery of a new criminal genius. The story is full of twists and turns and the characters are charming and relatable. This book is perfect for young readers who enjoy mysteries and adventure stories.

The book is a great choice for kids who enjoy solving puzzles and mysteries. The plot revolves around Sherlock Sam and his friends trying to solve a theft and clear Nazhar's dad's name. The book is well written and illustrated, making it an engaging and enjoyable read for young readers.

This book is a fun and unique take on traditional nursery rhymes, filled with local culture and humor. Readers of all ages can enjoy the playful language and charming illustrations, while also learning about Peranakan culture and cuisine. It is a great choice for families with young children who want to introduce them to local traditions in a fun and playful way.

"Travellers' Tales of Old Singapore is a must-read for history enthusiasts who seek to immerse themselves in the rich and diverse history of Singapore. The book presents a compilation of accounts of over 80 visitors from the past, who describe Singapore and its people during different periods. Readers will be captivated by the vivid descriptions, and get an insight into the lives of the travellers, and how Singapore has evolved over the years."