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Singapore's essence distilled into relatable anecdotes.
If you're looking for a concentrated shot of Singaporean culture, "Things That Make Us Singaporean" could feel like a homecoming in book form. It's a collection that stirs national pride with a blend of humor and heartfelt nostalgia. Perfect for Singaporeans seeking a connection to their roots or culture enthusiasts eager to immerse themselves in the unique quirks that define Singapore.
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Singapore's essence distilled into relatable anecdotes.
If you're looking for a concentrated shot of Singaporean culture, "Things That Make Us Singaporean" could feel like a homecoming in book form. It's a collection that stirs national pride with a blend of humor and heartfelt nostalgia. Perfect for Singaporeans seeking a connection to their roots or culture enthusiasts eager to immerse themselves in the unique quirks that define Singapore.
Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.
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