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  Gateway to Singapore Culture -...

  Rosemarie Somaiah, Zhuang Xinyan

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  Here in the beautiful Singapore, we live in harmony. Regardless of the different races, religions and customs, we are able to grow and prosper in peace. But, how much do you know about your classmates and neighbours? What do you know about the traditions of your own community? 
   
  Find out more about yourself and your friends as you open the Gateway to Singapore Culture - a superb introductory read for locals and visitors alike!

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  ISLAND of a LOST PILOT THE

  Rajesh Bhatia

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  The book is about a young man, Rohan, a trainee pilot, who is sent abroad for his training. He is trapped by the drug mafia and the adventure starts. His father moves for his rescue and he too is trapped. The story is full of so many twists and surprises that it will not be fair to disclose any part or outline of the story, as it will mar the thrill of reading the book. The book includes everything from a crime plot, mystery, hijacking, air-crashes, skullduggery, detective work, surprises, thrill, mathematical deductions, adventure, and a beautifully ended story.

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  The Mystery of Edwin Drood

  Charles Dickens

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  Embark on a journey into the intriguing world of Charles Dickens with 'The Mystery of Edwin Drood.' In this enigmatic tale, Dickens masterfully weaves a narrative that takes unexpected twists and turns. The plot revolves around the mysterious disappearance of Edwin Drood, leaving readers in suspense and speculation. Dickens' storytelling prowess comes to life as he explores the complexities of human relationships, societal expectations, and the suspenseful unraveling of a captivating mystery.

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  Jake the Deer-Hearted

  Deborah Kuster

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  Jake the Deer-Hearted is a hopeful story about a curious, ill-proportioned dog who wanders away from his dog family. The lost puppy is befriended by a small herd of deer in the Piney Woods of East Texas. Jake is the unexpected hero who overcomes hardships, learns about values and companionship, and realizes his dreams of becoming deer-like and finding his human family. 
  Young readers will: 
  * Empathize with Jake's journey of having big dreams and finding happiness in receiving care and love 
  * Enjoy the cozy, colorful textile illustrations 
  * Benefit from the repeating and rhyming words. 
  The setting of the story offers opportunities to investigate: 
  * Facts about Texas 
  * Seasons 
  * Wildlife 
  * Caring for animals 
  * The processes and history of weaving and quilting. 
  About the Author: 
  Deborah Kuster (Ph.D.) has been involved in the field of art education for all ages for her entire career. She creates artworks from her hand-woven textiles. Deborah is Professor Emeritus of Art at the University of Central Arkansas, and her artworks have been exhibited and published nationally and internationally. Deborah and her husband call Texas and Arkansas their home. Their daughter, son-in-law, and three grandchildren live in Texas.

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  Kabuliwala - Rabindranath Tagore...

  Rabindranath Tagore

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  Kabuliwala - Rabindranath Tagore - काबुलीवाला - रवीन्द्रनाथ टैगोर 
  🎧 Kabuliwala by Rabindranath Tagore | Hindi Audiobook | Timeless Story of Friendship & Emotion 
  "Kabuliwala" is a heartwarming short story by Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore, now available in Hindi audiobook format. 
   This timeless tale tells the story of Rahmat, a dry fruit seller from Kabul, and Mini, a talkative little girl from Kolkata. Despite their vast cultural and age differences, the two form an unlikely but pure friendship. 
   Years later, when Rahmat returns after a long imprisonment, he finds Mini has grown up and no longer remembers him — a touching reminder of time's passage and the enduring pain of separation from loved ones. 
  🔹 A story about human connection beyond borders 
   🔹 Highlights parental love, memory, and innocence 
   🔹 Narrated in beautiful Hindi for a deeper emotional experience 
   🔹 Ideal for lovers of classic literature and emotional storytelling

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  How You Too Can Be as Miserable...

  Chris Palmore

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  Ever wondered how kings and queens, with all their wealth, power, and luxury, still managed to be miserable? Turns out, we’re just as good at it today—only with WiFi and faster food delivery. 
  How You Too Can Be as Miserable as Any King or Queen in Recent Times is a sharp, witty, and thought-provoking guide that uncovers the timeless patterns of misery perfected by royalty and continued by modern society. From the crushing burden of expectations to the endless pursuit of more, this book reveals why chasing happiness is a losing game—and how breaking free from the cycle requires a completely different approach. 
  Inside, you’ll discover: 
  ✔ The Royal Burden – Why rulers and modern overachievers alike are never satisfied 
  ✔ The Art of Indulgence Without Enjoyment – How having everything makes you appreciate nothing 
  ✔ The Public Scrutiny Trap – Why people-pleasing and social media validation are today’s court politics 
  ✔ The True Secret to Joy – What kings and queens overlooked but you don’t have to 
  BONUS: The conclusion features “So You Want to Be a Peasant?”—a practical guide to stepping away from the throne of stress and choosing a different path. 
  Filled with historical insights, modern parallels, and laugh-out-loud sarcasm, this book challenges you to ask: Will you continue the legacy of royal misery, or finally reclaim your own happiness? 
  Perfect for fans of:Satirical self-help booksStoic philosophy with a humorous twistAnyone tired of chasing success and ready to rethink what really matters 
   

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