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In this vibrant and poignant portrait of childhood, Anita A. Thomas weaves a deft narrative, bringing Amako’s world to life  with not just words, but sketches and vignettes in the form of drawings, text messages, emails and letters to his family, friends and confidants (including God). It is a world that will instantly draw you in. Nicknaming himself after the mackerel shark, Amako's wit, imagination and optimistic yet honest view of life reveals his fears, hopes and dreams.

Senserly Amako by Anita Thomas

A simple hunt was all it was supposed to be. A fictional ghost family was all it was supposed to be. But in the light of the blood moon, anything is possible. Crystal and Jade did not see that coming. When they picked up that message at the cemetery, no one would have thought that anything could happen. Four new friends, a haunted house, and a ghost combat later, Crystal and Jade seriously beg to differ. 

12 year-old Naisha Gautam studies in Singapore and is passionate about writing. She started working on her debut novella, Light of the Blood Moon, when she was 9 years old and completed it within a year.

Blood Moon

Light of the Blood Moon by Naisha Gautam 

Zara was a normal 16-year-old going on vacation with her older sisters, Jax and Anna. A vacation away from the stresses of life and the chilly weather, what could go wrong? Everything. When the trio is stranded on an island, they soon learn that the world was a lot more expansive then they had known. Powers, Gems, and Monsters made of Nightmares. These, along with many other things, was not something Zara imagined herself experiencing during vacation. Throw in a prophecy and Zara couldn’t turn back too easily.

Sazma Samir is a Singaporean writer, born to parents of Indian origin in Singapore. She has lived through a remarkable mix of Indian culture with a modern mindset in today’s young adults. She started writing ever since she was nine, after finding a profound passion and interest for writing. Her earlier works had an audience with her family and close ones. This book has been the first of many works that she started at the age of ten and has been iterated several times in these four years.

The Sixth Stone by Sazma Samir