My BFF Is an Alien: Sabotage is shortlisted in the Singapore Book Awards 2021!

Houbii Spot Singapore is great for kids to get started on rope courses while its variety of obstacle courses keeps it fun for little ninjas.

Learn creative writing tips and techniques at TCHER Online's Describing Setting Workshop on 5 July!

Through fun games and interactive features, children will have an engaging time at Singapore's Changi Experience Studio.

With succinct writing and humourous illustrations, The Earth Experiment makes an engaging and informative read on climate change.

Kids will have fun making teddy bear brownie karts (then eating them) with this deco and baking kit from Genius R Us.

Get ready for more fast-paced action and hilarious dialogue in Trapped After Dark, the fourth book of the Princess Incognito series!

Thank you for attending the online book launch of My BFF Is an Alien: Turbulence at the Asian Festival of Children's Content!

The online book launch of My BFF Is an Alien: Turbulence is happening on 27 May 2021 at the Asian Festival of Children's Content!

The commentary in CNA on the pandemic lessons that we ought to remember in the current times.

Turbulence, the third book of the My BFF Is an Alien series, is officially out!

Dinosaur-loving kids will enjoy Fossil Finders, a fast-paced and exciting middle-grade series by Andy Chua.

Turbulence, the third book of the My BFF Is an Alien series, is now available for preorder!

Jewel Changi Airport's Hedge Maze is a novel experience for those who have not been to a garden maze.

Why I won't subject my children to corporal punishment, and why you shouldn't too.

Jurassic Mile is a must-visit for dinosaur fans! Even non-fans will be pretty impressed by the life-size displays!

Kay's Anatomy by Adam Kay makes learning about the human anatomy interesting and fun for kids.

Sharing some happy news on My BFF Is an Alien!

Sakura Featuring Hello Kitty at Gardens by the Bay in Singapore makes for a lovely treat for those missing the Sakura season in Japan.

Singapo人 exhibition at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre will engage both kids and adults with its uniqueness and interesting features.