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Beneath the Sleeping Moon
0$16.99Written by Charice Chan
In a world ruled by an eternal, unblinking moon, the Frostmoon Scions worship a silver tower as the last miracle of their silent Goddess.
Born with antlers and turquoise eyes, Alexandria is raised as the Moonchanter’s vessel, symbol, and cage for divine light. But doubt grows where devotion once lived. When the moon flickers and the tower cracks, Alexandria’s voice breaks centuries of silence, shattering the false heavens and unbinding a hunger older than faith. Her act destroys the Goddess’s prison, remakes the sky, and leaves a legacy — teaching her people to live without chains. -
I Would Gift You The Sky
0$16.99What if you lost somebody and you feel like you lost yourself too? What if you found that someone back as if given a second chance?
After losing her best friend, Arielle. Nova was broken. Isolated from the world, she met an unlikely someone: Ian. Annoyingly cheery, optimist, Arielle’s younger brother. Initially Nova couldn’t accept it. Until she realizes Ian was in pain too. But several years later, something happens.
How could something tragic, something tormenting, happen twice? But there’s a chance, the smallest chance he can be saved. What if Nova got to grasp that chance at redemption? -
Behind Closed Doors: The Forgotten Pages
0$16.99At Crescent Hill College, silence is survival. Ace, once bright and restless, now drifts through sleepless nights within walls that hide more than rules. When he stumbles upon a forgotten journal in his dorm, he begins to uncover fragments of a truth long buried one that blurs the line between guilt and grief. As the pages ll with secrets not his own, Ace finds himself questioning what it means to be seen, to speak, and to remember. Behind Closed Doors: The Forgotten Pages is a haunting story of repression, memory, and the quiet courage to confront the past.
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The Lantern
0$16.99A single old lantern appears in a little town, and instead of phantoms, the human inner secrets are revealed. The town is besieged: admissions come out, marriages disintegrate, and a deranged ex-caretaker (the Mad Watcher) stokes fervour. With every fresh revelation — among them a buried horror — the town teeters on the edge of purge or protection. The lantern’s glow insists on a final reckoning that destroys more than it frees. The tale ends on a tragic note, with irreversible consequences and the lantern’s legacy as a sore the town will forever bear.
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Fascinated
0$16.99Estherin, the land of earthfolk and seafolk sealed away from humankind. Yet, there are some exceptions.
Elara Tremblaine, stolen from her childhood and shoved into a world of violence that means no end, stumbles into a difficult, yet devastatingly distracting situation. Like a dance of daggers, Kael Balderkin is the depiction of dangerous allure. It’s no surprise pretty princes wield the deadliest swords.
When the Balderkin crown is threatened with slaughter and ruin, the fabled realm of myth and magic isn’t as fascinating as it seems. -
The Notebook of Sunflowers
0$16.99The Notebook of Sunflowers is a tender, slow-blooming love story told through the secret exchange of sketches and words between Emma, an art student, and an unnamed stranger at a quiet train station.
Emma loses her sketchbook, which is found by Liam, a busker with a guitar case. Instead of simply returning it, he begins leaving thoughtful replies beside her drawings creating a silent conversation of art, words, and emotions.
Over days and weeks, their connection deepens through these handwritten notes. Will they finally meet? Or will their love story end before it begins? -
Stories and Recipes from Three Generations 6 title collection
0$118.00Aaron’s Table
From a grandmother’s quiet devotion in a Peranakan kitchen to a daughter’s faith tested across continents, and a grandson’s search to rebuild what was lost, three lives unfold in an unbroken thread of love and endurance. Meals shared, prayers whispered, and stories retold across generations become recipes for resilience. Together, Aaron’s book reminds us that home is more than walls and memory. It is the grace we pass on, the forgiveness we choose, and the faith that keeps us gathering around the table.Bhumika’s Table
From mustard fields in Haryana to kitchens in modern Singapore, this book celebrates the resilience and love that bind Bhumika’s family across generations. Her mother’s quiet strength, her father’s steady wisdom, her own journey of tradition and gentle rebellion, and her daughter’s joyful creativity weave together a tapestry of flavours and stories. Here, recipes become more than food—they are memory, heritage, and hope passed forward. Within these pages, three generations share laughter and loss, courage and legacy, inviting you to taste the enduring spirit of family.Eric’s Table
Born in 1951 to educated parents who carried both the grace of tradition and the weight of its expectations, Eric Lim grew up in an age when old values demanded renewal — much like a beloved but dated outfit waiting for a modern cut.In his own way, he has tried to live as both a keeper and a reformer — an entrepreneur who believes that integrity and imagination can coexist, and that business should always have a soul. Whether in boardrooms or community halls, he has sought to apply these lessons: that wealth means little without purpose, and success means less without compassion.
Masako’s Table
From fragrant plum syrup to festive chirashi-zushi, this book is Masako’s journey through memory, heritage, and love. In these pages, she weaves together her grandmother’s wisdom, her mother’s traditions, and her own experiences of family, migration, and motherhood. Each recipe carries more than flavour — it carries resilience, belonging, and the simple joy of eating together. With tender stories and cherished dishes, this book opens a door to the past while guiding the future, celebrating the ties that connect us across generations, cultures, and the table we share.Sarafian’s Table
From the bustling kampong kitchens of his childhood to the modern tables of Singapore, Sarafian Salleh’s story is one of curiosity, faith, and flavour. Guided by his grandmother’s hands and his mother’s wisdom, he learned that food — like family — binds generations through love and care. From Lego bricks to spice jars, from engineering blueprints to family recipes, his life celebrates the harmony between creativity and purpose. This heartfelt memoir reminds us that the legacy of the kampong lives on — in the stories we tell, the food we share, and the values we keep alive.Shariza’s Table
From the kampung kitchens of Selangor to Singapore’s film studios, Shariza traces three generations of love, strength, and creativity. Through stories of her grandmother’s lemang, her mother’s resilience, and her own path behind the camera, she reveals how food, memory, and heritage intertwine. This is a celebration of family and flavour — a heartfelt tribute to the women who shaped her and the recipes that continue to keep their stories alive.This book project is a collaboration between Genealogy Society Singapore and the Catherine Khoo Writing Foundation.
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Shariza’s Table: Stories and Recipes from Three Generations
0$28.00No. of pages: 72
From the kampung kitchens of Selangor to Singapore’s film studios, Shariza traces three generations of love, strength, and creativity. Through stories of her grandmother’s lemang, her mother’s resilience, and her own path behind the camera, she reveals how food, memory, and heritage intertwine. This is a celebration of family and flavour — a heartfelt tribute to the women who shaped her and the recipes that continue to keep their stories alive.
This book project is a collaboration between Genealogy Society Singapore and the Catherine Khoo Writing Foundation.
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Sarafian’s Table: Stories and Recipes from Three Generations
0$28.00No. of pages: 72
From the bustling kampong kitchens of his childhood to the modern tables of Singapore, Sarafian Salleh’s story is one of curiosity, faith, and flavour. Guided by his grandmother’s hands and his mother’s wisdom, he learned that food — like family — binds generations through love and care. From Lego bricks to spice jars, from engineering blueprints to family recipes, his life celebrates the harmony between creativity and purpose. This heartfelt memoir reminds us that the legacy of the kampong lives on — in the stories we tell, the food we share, and the values we keep alive.
This book project is a collaboration between Genealogy Society Singapore and the Catherine Khoo Writing Foundation.
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Eric’s Table: Stories and Recipes from Three Generations
0$28.00No. of pages: 80
Entrepreneur. Storyteller. Heir to a legacy of love. Born in 1951, Eric Lim bridges generations — honouring the strength of his Teochew grandmother, the discipline of his father, and the grace of his mother. His reflections move from childhood abundance to adult understanding, from family traditions to acts of service. Alongside cherished recipes that once filled his family table, Eric offers a life philosophy steeped in compassion and purpose: that privilege finds meaning only when transformed into generosity.
This book project is a collaboration between Genealogy Society Singapore and the Catherine Khoo Writing Foundation.
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Masako’s Table: Stories and Recipes from Three Generations
0$28.00No. of pages: 72
From fragrant plum syrup to festive chirashi-zushi, this book is Masako’s journey through memory, heritage, and love. In these pages, she weaves together her grandmother’s wisdom, her mother’s traditions, and her own experiences of family, migration, and motherhood. Each recipe carries more than flavour — it carries resilience, belonging, and the simple joy of eating together. With tender stories and cherished dishes, this book opens a door to the past while guiding the future, celebrating the ties that connect us across generations, cultures, and the table we share.
This book project is a collaboration between Genealogy Society Singapore and the Catherine Khoo Writing Foundation.
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Bhumika’s Table: Stories and Recipes from Three Generations
0$28.00No. of pages: 80
From mustard fields in Haryana to kitchens in modern Singapore, this book celebrates the resilience and love that bind Bhumika’s family across generations. Her mother’s quiet strength, her father’s steady wisdom, her own journey of tradition and gentle rebellion, and her daughter’s joyful creativity weave together a tapestry of flavours and stories. Here, recipes become more than food—they are memory, heritage, and hope passed forward. Within these pages, three generations share laughter and loss, courage and legacy, inviting you to taste the enduring spirit of family.
This book project is a collaboration between Genealogy Society Singapore and the Catherine Khoo Writing Foundation.