Books from Singapore Publishers

"The Flesh Hunters" isn't just another crime novel; it's a deep dive into a world where the lines between human and monster blur. If you're intrigued by psychological thrillers that push the boundaries of what it means to be human, this book is likely to haunt you long after the last page. The journey with Walter Grey isn't just a hunt for a killer; it's an exploration of the darkest corners of the soul.

If you've ever been drawn to tales where camaraderie and adventure blend seamlessly, "Sengkang Snoopers: The Riddle of the Coral Isle" could be a delightful pick. It takes you on a journey with a spirited group of youngsters set against the vivid backdrop of Singapore's Sisters' Islands. The kids' determination to protect endangered turtles is as heartwarming as it is suspenseful. A modern eco-adventure that can spark an appreciation for wildlife and nature's mysteries in its readers.

"The Adopted" is a must-read for those seeking a unique collection of stories, exploring the complexities of adoption and family relationships through the lens of Cambodian culture. These poignant tales are written by various authors and are told through multiple perspectives, providing a layered view of the subject matter that is both engaging and thought-provoking.

If you enjoy a mix of adventure and humor wrapped in a superhero narrative, "The Gruesome Garden" could be a thrilling addition to your bookshelf. As Danny, Melody, and their dog confront challenges including a botanical menace, their teamwork and quick-thinking offer a page-turning experience. It's particularly appealing if imaginative tales with a modern-day twist are your jam.

This book could be a good read for users who enjoy thought-provoking stories that delve into the intricacies of love and relationships. "Sayang" offers a unique perspective on the word's meaning, taking readers on a journey filled with twists and turns. Through Joe Samy's experiences, the book explores the fragility of human connections and the consequences of succumbing to temptation. With its touch of macabre and introspective approach, "Sayang" is a compelling tale that will leave readers contemplating the true essence of love.

If you ever felt like the odd one out, you'll find a kindred spirit in Abriana. Plus, who hasn't imagined befriending an alien with superpowers? Vivian Teo weaves a relatable tale of friendship and teenage drama, all set against the backdrop of otherworldly adventure. Perfect for young readers who love a good mix of school life and science fiction.

This book is perfect for fans of adventure and time-travel stories. Join Danger Dan and Gadget Girl as they embark on a mission to save the composer of the national anthem. With its local flavor and refreshing writing, this book will take you on a fun and funny journey filled with surprises and laughter. Get ready for a dangerously fun and engaging read that both kids and adults will enjoy!

If you're intrigued by tales of personal liberation set against the grit of historical backdrops, Big Mole might just captivate you. Ming Cher brings you into the vibrant, tumultuous world of 1950s Singapore through the eyes of a strong female protagonist wrestling with her fated circumstances. This story is more than just a crime drama; it's a poignant exploration of freedom and identity.

If you've ever been captivated by the raw power of nature and the thrill of adventure, "Mountain on Fire" might just ignite your imagination. The bond between siblings, the looming threat of an awakening volcano, and a dash of local myth create an exhilarating setting. Fitri's dreams add an intriguing mystical layer that weaves together with the very real danger presented by Mount Merapi, making it a compelling read for those who appreciate a good blend of cultural insight, suspense, and mystery.

Mount Emily is a great read for children who enjoy adventure and science fiction. It is a unique and interesting story about two best friends who accidentally time-travelled back to 1987 and need to find a time crystal to return to the present day. The book captures the essence of friendship, adventure, and magic, making it an exciting read for children.

Get ready to embark on an unforgettable adventure with Huck! In "I, Huckleberry," Simon Chesterman takes us on a journey through the heart of America, where Huck, a young and free-spirited protagonist, navigates the complexities of adulthood and finds himself through encounters with diverse characters along the mighty Mississippi River. With its fresh perspective and captivating storytelling, this novel is perfect for those seeking a thought-provoking and unconventional coming-of-age tale. Get ready to be swept away by the spirit of adventure!

This delightful book is perfect for young readers who love a thrilling adventure set in 19th-century England. Join Lord Archibald as he unravels a conspiracy at Wyndsor, England's School of Kings, and races against time to stop the sinister attacks. With its charming characters and captivating plot, "Archibald and the Blue Blood Conspiracy" will keep readers hooked from start to finish. Get ready to embark on an enchanting journey filled with mystery, bravery, and unexpected twists!

This book, Archibald And The Black Knight's Ring, is an enthralling knight mystery that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Follow Archie as he races against time to uncover the truth about a Black Knight who was killed years ago, all while testing the strength of his friendships and unraveling secrets along the way. With a blend of suspense, adventure, and a dash of history, this book is perfect for those who love thrilling mysteries and intricate plots. Get ready to be immersed in a world of knights, secrets, and unexpected twists.

If you're into stories that mix schoolyard dynamics with a touch of wildlife adventure, "Ellie Belly #9: Not A Penguin" could be a charming read for you. The protagonist, Ellie, navigates the challenges of false accusations with a sincere heart aimed at helping animals. This blend of relatable childhood struggles and the joy of animal rescue makes it a distinctive pick for young readers who love a good tale of justice and compassion.

Danger Dan Traces the Perilous Poison is a thrilling and captivating mystery that will keep young readers on the edge of their seats. With a mix of adventure, suspense, and clever gadgets, this book takes readers on a journey through 1970s Singapore as Danger Dan and Gadget Girl Melody unravel a plot to poison Queen Elizabeth. Packed with action and unexpected twists, this book is perfect for young adventurers who love solving mysteries and enjoy a touch of history.

This book is a great read for those looking for a hilarious and relatable story about unexpected fame. Amos Lee, the protagonist, goes from a regular kid to a celebrity overnight when his diaries are stolen and published. With fan mail pouring in and girls swooning over him, Amos thinks life couldn't get any better. But when a TV director offers to adapt his diaries into a show, Amos feels threatened and vows to do everything to stop it. The book perfectly captures the hilarious ups and downs of Amos' journey, making it an entertaining and relatable read for anyone seeking a fun and light-hearted story.

If you're drawn to historical fiction and intrigued by the complexity of colonial societies, "The Advocate's Devil" could be a compelling read for you. Dennis Chiang's experience, bridging cultural divides in 1930s Singapore, mirrors challenges still relevant today. With its rich backdrop, courtroom drama, and hints of espionage, this book promises a captivating journey through a pivotal time in history.

If you're keen on a blend of future tech and daring escapades, "Danger Dan and Gadget Girl: The Animal Abduction" might just be your next favorite read. It's not every day you find a book that catapults you into a future Singapore, complete with skyways and supersoft grass. What's more enticing is the duo's race against time in a zoo setting, combining the allure of animal adventures with the classic good-versus-evil showdown. Perfect for young readers—or the young at heart—looking for a lighthearted, futuristic thrill.

If you cherished tales of camaraderie laced with a splash of intergalactic mystery, "Sabotage" is set to delight. The bond between Octavia and Abriana serves as the heart of an adventure that's grounded in today’s digital woes—such as viral videos—while whisking readers into a larger-than-life conflict. It's a compelling pick for young readers who find fascination in the blend of everyday school life with the thrill of secret otherworldly origins.

If you have a knack for adventure and a curiosity for the supernatural wrapped in historical charm, Sherlock Sam's quest in "The Ghostly Moans in Fort Canning" could be the perfect match for your young reading palate. The blend of cultural richness with a twist of ghostly suspense makes this book a delightful journey for any budding sleuth looking to solve mysteries from the comfort of their armchair.

If you've got a knack for fun-filled sleuthing adventures and a taste for cultural exploration, this book's blend of mystery and local color will transport you alongside Sherlock Sam. The search for a vintage robot is the perfect backdrop for a read that's as engaging as it is appetite-whetting for young readers with a penchant for puzzles and exotic locales.

If your young one is an aspiring explorer with a thirst for adventure and a curiosity about history, "Lion City Adventures" could be a delightful companion. It's interactive, offering puzzles and mysteries to solve, which not only makes learning about history and culture fun but also encourages creative skills like journaling and sketching. It's more than just reading; it's an engaging journey through time and space.

If stories that weave together the mystical and psychological enthrall you, “The Adopted: Stories from Angkor” is your next must-read. Transporting you between the ancient and modern worlds, its blend of thematic richness and varied narratives offers a kaleidoscope of human experience. The authors' different styles enrich the tapestry of tales, making each story a unique journey through the unfathomable depths of human encounters and emotions.

If you have a penchant for cultural tales steeped in humor, Sandra Chua's book offers a light-hearted look at the Peranakan community. Vibrant characters and evocative storytelling bring to life the nuances of this unique cultural tapestry, ideal for readers seeking both entertainment and a slice of heritage.

If you're intrigued by the mysteries of the human psyche and enjoy stories that delve into the nuances of disappearance—both literally and metaphorically—Felix Cheong's "Vanishing Point" might just captivate you. His background as an award-winning poet enriches each tale with a rhythmic and haunting quality that promises to linger with you long after you've turned the final page.

If you're a fan of imaginative explorations and love seeing characters spun into different dimensions, "Sherlock Sam's Orange Shorts" is a delightful journey. Picture the familiarity of Sherlock Sam and friends whisked across various settings, offering a fresh take on each personality. It's a compilation that promises diverse adventures with a comforting cast, ideal for readers craving both novelty and nostalgia.

If you're drawn to the intricate web of courtroom battles and the complexities of one's psyche, "The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea" will not disappoint. It's a page-turner that expertly weaves legal intricacies with the suspense of psychological manipulation. You'll find yourself completely immersed in the high stakes and moral quandaries that make legal thrillers so captivating.

If you're into charming mysteries with a regional twist, Sherlock Sam is a treat. The streets of Balestier come to life as this young detective cleverly unravels the twists and turns of a stolen script caper. It's a wonderful blend of humor, culture, and sleuthing that's bound to engage and entertain.

If you're craving a mental escape, "Island of Silence" offers a tranquil retreat into the depths of silence and personal discovery. Su's writing might lead you through your own contemplative journey, perhaps offering a peaceful backdrop to your own quest for understanding life's quieter moments. It's a good read for introspective souls seeking solace in words.

If you're charmed by the curious and whimsical mysteries that only a child's imagination could conjure up, "Sherlock Sam and the Alien Encounter on Pulau Ubin" is a book for your shelf. Set against the exotic backdrop of Pulau Ubin, it delivers an engrossing adventure filled with humor and clever twists, as we follow Sherlock Sam, a character whose smarts and quirky charm echo the legendary detective, in a child-friendly Singaporean setting. This is not just a read; it's an experience for those young at heart.

If you fancy a blend of science fiction and the vibrancy of young friendship, "Sabotage" might just be your cup of tea. Set in a relatable backdrop of modern Singapore, it weaves the thrilling challenges of an alien royal with the lively dynamics of tween camaraderie. Perfect for a young reader looking for adventure and the warmth of genuine bond between friends.

If you're drawn to narratives that dive into the unexpected and challenge perceptions, "Claiming Susan Chin" is a book that won't disappoint. Tham Cheng-E invites us to unravel an intricate web of conspiracy through the eyes of a unique protagonist. With its blend of realism and eccentricity, it's a compelling read for those who appreciate stories that delve into complex relationships and the nuances of truth.

If you're a fan of historical mystery with a dash of cultural flair, 'Justice Bao And The Case Of The Missing Coins' could be an intriguing pick for you. This book offers not just a whodunit but also a glimpse into the world of ancient Chinese law and order, led by the legendary Judge Bao, whose wisdom and pursuit of justice still resonate today. It's an educational yet entertaining journey, mixing history with mystery.

If you're intrigued by the complex aftermath of war, where historical authenticity blends with riveting human drama, "The Devil's Circle" could be your next engrossing read. Walter Woon masterfully captures the tension and upheaval of post-war Singapore. Perfect for those interested in how societies rebuild and the moral gray areas that come into play as new orders are established.

Imagine uncovering Singapore's past through the eyes of superheroes—quite the thrill for a young explorer, right? This book isn't just another stale recount of history; it's an adventure packed with curious artifacts and exciting tales that could make anyone feel like they're part of the superhero duo's quest. It's perfect if you're keen on a fun, engaging way to learn about Singapore's history that leaps beyond textbook facts and into lively storytelling.

If your child enjoys whimsical stories wrapped in the cloak of magic, "Picking Up a Penguin's Egg Really Got Me Into Trouble" may be a captivating read. The journey to the South Pole is not only an adventurous ride with Abbie Rose and her friend Billy, but it also teaches kids the value of courage and friendship amidst the backdrop of a beautifully icy landscape.

This book is a thrilling mystery that will captivate readers with its enigmatic storyline and keep them on the edge of their seats. With each page turned, the allure deepens, making it impossible to put down. Dive into the world of Wisely and unravel the secrets of the Golden Sphere, as you navigate through treacherous twists and turns. Be prepared to be spellbound by this captivating adventure.

Join Amos Lee and his friends as they embark on an exciting jungle trek in Malaysia. With unexpected encounters with mussels, toads, leeches, and ants, each step brings a new surprise. But the biggest mystery lies in the footprints bigger than a human's. Will you be able to solve the secret of the rainforest? Get ready for an adventurous ride filled with excitement and suspense.

This book is perfect for fans of YA mysteries who enjoy complex characters and thrilling plot twists. Follow Maxine, a parkour champion with a photographic memory, as she helps her hacker friend solve the case of her family's killer. With a mix of stage illusions, a secret exposé, and a controversial megachurch, Misdirection will keep you guessing until the very end. Don't miss this gripping tale of suspense and discovery.

The Travel Diary of Amos Lee: Monkeying in Malaysia! is a great read for young adults who love adventure and discovery. This book takes you on a journey into the depth of the Malaysian rainforest, where Amos, together with his friends experienced the beauty and challenges of the jungle. Adventure enthusiasts will enjoy the nail-biting suspense as the group encounters different jungle creatures and eventually discovers footprints bigger than any human's. The book is not just entertaining but also educational as it portrays the beauty of nature as well as circumstances where humans need to respect and protect nature.

This final book in the Danger Dan and Gadget Girl series is a thrilling and action-packed adventure that will keep you on the edge of your seat. As machines become smarter than humans in the year 2135, Danger Dan, Gadget Girl, and Power Paws must rely solely on their imagination and wits to save humanity from their digital doom. Get ready for sparks to fly and smoke to rise as they face off against the 100% efficient robots in an epic battle. Will they be able to pull the plug on the deadly machines? Find out in this electrifying conclusion of the series.

If you're into a blend of mystery and futuristic fun, "Danger Dan and Gadget Girl: The Watery Wipeout" might just be the book for you. Imagine racing through Singapore of 2135 with superheroes who are just kids like you, or someone you know, grappling with a puzzling epidemic, a hover cab, and secret missions. It's an action-packed journey filled with brain teasers that'll keep your adrenaline pumping until the very end.

If you're a fan of tales that blend spunk and compassion, "Pawful Peril" is a read you'd appreciate. Ellie's secret mission to rescue dogs captures the brave and kind-hearted spirit that inspires us to act for a good cause. Plus, the moral dilemmas she faces add a layer of complexity to this engaging story.

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."

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.

If you're into political dramas with a touch of mystery, "Death of a Perm Sec" might just be your next page-turner. It delves into the dark underbelly of Singapore’s political elite, revealing the complexities and inner workings of a system often shrouded in secrecy. The book's insight into power struggles and personal sacrifices offers a gripping read that's hard to put down.

"Sherlock Hong: The Legend of Lady Yue" could be a good read for those who love a good mystery and enjoy learning about ancient history. This book brings together both, creating a unique and thrilling experience for readers. The most distinctive feature of this book lies in the combination of the mystery of a missing person and an ancient sword-fighting manual. This book has received great reviews as it is a perfect choice for young adults and children who love a great adventure mystery.