By practising with the right assessment books, the synthesis component in English exams is something you can attain full marks for.

A fun and engaging middle-grade book series about a Singapore kid detective and the mysteries and cases he solves with his friends.

The Land Below by Singapore author Eliza Teoh is the newest book from the Ellie Belly series with customisable features.

With gorgeous illustrations and engaging prose, The ABCs of Old Singapore is a unique alphabet book that's fun for readers young and old.

The eight type of books that I would buy!

The Essential Study Guide for Secondary 1 Science by WS Education is a comprehensive and well laid out study guide.

This is one for Sumikko Gurashi fans but even non-fans would find stories cute and its and illustrations beautiful.

A much-needed middle-grade book about hope, climate change and how one's action can make a difference to the world.

Some of the best books my girls and I had read in 2022!

Part of the Figuring Life Out series, these new titles by Lyn Kang teaches children social-emotional skills through relatable stories.

A Dash of Dragon is a thrilling middle-grade trilogy set in a unique world of mythical creatures, elves and robots.

Jess Butterworth's middle-grade titles are exciting reads that explore pressing issues like climate change and animal poaching.

Young readers will be thrilled by Last Kid Running, an exciting and action-packed middle-grade gamebook series by Don Bosco.

The beauty of Barbara Dee's books lies in how they are able to tackle heavy topics, like harassment and cancer, empathetically for children.

Ace Agent Spycat and the Nameless Note takes readers on a fun and intriguing ride filled with thrills and spills.

The Emmie & Friends graphic novel series explore middle school life with a lot of heart, tender moments and humorous illustrations.

Amazing Ash and Superhero Ah Ma: Coming of Age is a fun read that's also about family and love as it gently tackles the topic of dementia.

New From Here by Kelly Yang is a heartwarming and relatable read, and very timely too, with the pandemic still fresh in our minds.

The Zheng Xiaoqiang book series by Yongleduosi engages readers with a relatable protagonist navigating friendships and primary school life.

Teenagers and those wondering about their paths in life will find good advice in and inspiration from Melanie Lee's We Are Singaporeans.