4 - 7 Years
A long time ago a wise man named Shaddai built a wonderful village for children to live in. He talked to them and sang for them and told them stories. He gave them everything they needed. And with his own hands Shaddai built a protective wall around their village, rock by rock.
He did all of this for just one reason-because he loved them.
Measurement: 13.5cm x 14.5cm x 1.5cm
Total pages: 24 pages
Weight: 50gm
ISBN: 978-1-58134-273-4
Publisher: Crossway Books
Date Published.....
RM36.90
My village is called "Bumi di Bawah Bayu", or the "Land Below the Wind. We live in peace and harmony among various religions and races.
My village is gifted with beautiful nature, which I still preserved and diving. My sister and I always practice dancing.
We dance to the beat of traditional musical instruments. I am so proud of the culture, livelihood, and beautiful scenery of my village.
Awang Fadilah uses detailed black and white illustrations to tell us about his beloved homel.....
RM20.00
"I love helping father in the farm," Dina says with a happy grin. Dina is back!
We have seen a very sweet Dina dreaming of butterflies in her mother's garden.
We saw her watching her mother very carefully as she cooked in her kitchen.
But this time we see Dina helping her father with his chores around the farm whilst enjoying herself at the same time.
The book is also full of pictures of farm animals that children will love. .....
RM25.00
Written around 150 years ago by Hans Christian Andersen, a Danish author, The Last Dream of the Old Oak Tree is a story of the seasons of life that ends on a note of hope and gratitude.
The Last Dream of the Old Oak Tree has not lost any of its poignant beauty for readers today.
Malaysian artist, Chooi Ling Keiong, has interpreted Andersen's story with her wonderfully realistic art work that bring to life the story's simple yet profound message.
This version produced by Oyez.....
RM28.00
Sansaringa did not have a buffalo like the other boys in the village.
So he carved himself a toy buffalo. It was beautiful but it was only a toy.
What could it do? A lovely story of how the buffalo helped Sansarinaga make friends.
Magical illustrations by Jainal Amambing complete the story.
Jainal Amambing used gouache on paper for the illustrations in this book.
The illustrations show the magical and fantasy world of Sansarinaga a.....
RM20.00
A story about reconciliation. This endearing story revolves around two sisters, Gituan and Riang, who are joined by good times, play times and bed times with favourite sarong. As they grow up, jealousy, hatred and anger take over and cause a separation between them and colours of the pages begin to fade away. The colours only begin to return with the arrival of their little sister, Inang. However, it was not until a crisis took place that finally broke open their hearts and allowed love to fl.....
RM35.00