Mermaid Coloring Book: Fun Underwater Coloring Activity Book
This enchanting mermaid coloring book, specially created for young artists, is filled with charming mermaids and delightful under-the-sea scenes. Each page invites children to explore their imagination, bring magical moments to life, and express their creativity.
Why Kids and Parents Love This Book:
Beautiful Mermaid Illustrations
From playful sea sprites to graceful ocean queens, kids will love coloring a wide variety of magical mermaid characters.
Fun and Interactive Activities
Includes color by number, dot to dot, tracing, and copy color pages to make learning fun and engaging.
Supports Learning and Development
Helps build fine motor skills, focus, and creativity through enjoyable hands-on activities.
Perfect for Young Artists Ages 3 and Up
Large, simple designs make it easy and fun for preschoolers and early learners.
Hours of Creative Fun
Packed with engaging artwork that sparks imagination and keeps kids happily busy.
A Magical Gift Idea
Perfect for birthdays, holidays, travel, or everyday fun for kids who love mermaids and the ocean.
Dinosaur Coloring Book for Kids — A Roaring Adventure Awaits!
Unleash your child’s creativity with this fun filled dinosaur coloring book packed with exciting prehistoric scenes. From the mighty T. rex to the gentle Brachiosaurus, every page invites kids into a world of imagination, learning, and screen free fun.
Why Kids and Parents Love This Book:
Meet Amazing Dinosaurs
Explore a variety of dinosaurs big, small, friendly, and fierce. Perfect for curious young minds who love discovery.
More Than Just Coloring
Enjoy color by number, dot to dot, tracing, and copy color activities that keep kids engaged for hours.
Boost Learning and Motor Skills
Helps improve focus, hand eye coordination, and early learning skills in a fun and playful way.
Perfect for Ages 3 and Up
Simple, bold illustrations make it easy and enjoyable for preschoolers and kindergarteners.
Build Creativity and Confidence
Encourages self-expression as children bring dinosaurs to life with their favorite colors.
A Wonderful Gift Idea
Great for birthdays, holidays, travel, or everyday fun. A perfect choice for young dinosaur lovers.
Discover and Celebrate All Abilities
A book that introduces readers to diverse abilities and the extraordinary individuals who have them.
Each letter brings to life a new character with a different ability, offering a simple yet insightful explanation of their condition.
- This colorful, easy-to-read book helps children see that everyone, no matter their differences, brings something beautiful to the world.
- Through easy explanations and vibrant illustrations, this book teaches that inclusivity is a way of embracing all the wonderful ways people can be.
- It is perfect for classrooms, homes, and anywhere young minds are eager to learn about acceptance and inclusion.
ABC Series
The ABC series is a captivating collection of books designed to educate readers of all ages. Each book is a window to a world of knowledge, creativity and exploration, making learning an adventure to remember. Whether you’re delving into the mysteries of science, the wonders of nature, or the beauty of art, the ABC series ensures that learning is not just educational but also profoundly engaging. Perfect for young minds and seasoned readers alike, these books are a testament to the joy of lifelong learning.
Explore the wonders of nature
A collection of rhymes that takes readers on a captivating journey through
rivers, forests, beaches, mountains, and beyond.
This rhyming book:
- Sparks curiosity about ever-changing clouds, various trees, sparkling snow, gentle winds, night sky, and more.
- Has playful words and vibrant illustrations
- Ignites a love for nature in children
Explore the Rhyming Journey with ABC-Bedtime
From “A for All Abroad” to “Z for Zzz’s,” each page offers a sweet rhyme that introduces kids to the calming elements of bedtime.
The charming illustrations on every page help little ones unwind and embrace
sleep.
ABC Series
The ABC series is a captivating collection of books designed to educate readers of all ages. Each book is a window to a world of knowledge, creativity and exploration, making learning an adventure to remember. Whether you’re delving into the mysteries of science, the wonders of nature, or the beauty of art, the ABC series ensures that learning is not just educational but also profoundly engaging. Perfect for young minds and seasoned readers alike, these books are a testament to the joy of lifelong learning.
A year after winning the 48th season of the prestigious Gawad Likha competition for young artists, visual arts prodigy Jet goes missing and the only clue behind his mysterious disappearance lies in the hands of his friends, Gwen and Jasper, and their Gawad Likha batchmates. While the others suspect that this disappearing act may just be a part of another artistic pursuit (after all, it’s not the first time Jet has disappeared), Gwen and Jasper can’t help but feel like there’s something more behind Jet’s actions this time around.
As they revisit the past and retrace Jet’s steps in the present, Gwen and Jasper discover things about their friend that they never knew and eventually uncover secrets about the competition that forever changed their lives, secrets that they hope will help them find Jet before it’s too late.
A woman. A hospital room. A marriage coming undone.
In Singapore, an ambitious, emotionally depleted expatriate mother checks her barely ill daughter into an upscale hospital—not out of medical necessity, but as a quiet, desperate act of self-preservation. For two nights, in the stillness of white sheets and fluorescent light, she finally breathes.
Her marriage is stable but sexless. Her career, stalled. Motherhood has become a performance she can no longer sustain—especially when she feels little love as a wife to a man untouched by desire.
In this raw, daring autofictive debut, Thammika Songkaeo explores what happens when a woman on the brink dares to confront the demons in her mind.
Set in Singapore but emotionally borderless, Stamford Hospital is a piercing portrait of burnout, resentment, and the silent rebellions that so often go unnoticed. This is a novel for anyone who has ever felt imprisoned by loneliness inside the very family they built.
‘Dissecting motherhood, marriage, and the cost of selfhood with razor-sharp precision.’ — Elle Singapore
It is 1951, and Jean-Luc Guéry has arrived in Indochina to investigate the murder of his brother, Olivier, whose body was found floating in a tributary of the Saigon River. As an avid reader of detective fiction, Guéry is well aware of how such investigations should proceed, but it is not immediately clear that he is capable of putting this knowledge into practice. In addition to being a reporter for an obscure provincial newspaper, he is also a failed writer, an incorrigible alcoholic, and a compulsive gambler who has already squandered a fortune in the casinos of the Côte d’Azur. Despite his dissolute tendencies, however, and his aversion to physical danger, Guéry does eventually manage to solve the case. In order to do so, he is obliged to enter a world of elaborate conspiracies, clandestine intelligence operations, and organized crime – only to discover, in the novel’s final pages, that the truth behind his brother’s murder is far stranger than he could have imagined.
Written in the style of Graham Greene and Eric Ambler, Too Far From Antibes is a ‘retro’ thriller that brilliantly evokes the city of Saigon during the early 1950s, when it was a centre of intrigue, insurgency, and empire.
Dynamic meditations on adulthood, mortality, and ageing as told by an unprepared Gen-Xer. WTF: Woman Turning F*fty is a collection of savagely personal ‘postcards’—or eclectic experiential essays—from a former journalist on the margins of middle age.
Pondering timeless questions about life, maturity, and loss, Marga Ortigas dips into universal truths that not even hormonal changes can alter. Or can they? These rants—oops, we mean, writings—will hopefully help others on the cusp of, gulp, middle age (or other life transitions) feel less alone.
And you, yes you who have read this far, surely you are also grappling with uncertainty—don’t we all? So if you’d like some company . . . or perhaps simply want a laugh, WTF are you waiting for? This is for you, too.
London, 1952. Young man Hamid, adrift from his studies and from himself, uncertain of his future and that of Malaya, not yet a country. He wants to belong to something but is it to his Sultan, to a barely imagined nation or to the British Empire? The answer, he believes, is to find a wife.
In the Great Smog, he meets Tom Pelham, an old friend from Malaya and son of a former British Resident, who invites Hamid to spend Christmas at his family estate. Excited, Hamid anticipates reuniting with his childhood crush, Clare Pelham, only to be met with another pleasant surprise: Clare’s two competitive friends, Hermione and Margaret. Hamid finds them as exotic as they find him. Caught in the middle of the three women, Hamid does the unthinkable, loses Clare’s trust and is thrown out of the house. But all is not lost. Tom offers Hamid a route back to redemption and to Clare—if he spies for England.
Cold War Berlin, 1953. Hamid is sent to seduce an East German communist student leader. Abandoned in East Berlin when it is sealed off during a violent uprising (unknown today outside Germany), Hamid must save himself from Soviet tanks and rely on the unknown loyalties of a Soviet Colonel and especially on the wits of his mistress, loyal only to herself. Hamid must cross the final bridge to safety, to adulthood and to belonging to something, or to someone.
