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Travel write
Hickman's globetrotting childhood, including a stint in Singapore, nurtured her love for writing about faraway places.
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Narnia made easy
LifeStyle takes a peek at versions of The Chronicles adapted for younger readers eager for their dose of Narnia. |
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The dangerous alphabet
The Dangerous Alphabet follows the hallowed tradition of books intended to teach children their ABCs, but don't expect apples, balls and cars.
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Snuff
Best known for the nihilistic Fight Club, Chuck Palahniuk here takes the dysfunctional family drama and gives it a twist by setting it within another American institution - the porn industry. |
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P is for heritage
More precisely, P is for Peranakan and Puteh, the character in a new series of children's books written by a mother of three. -ST
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The Painter of Shanghai
It would be quite accurate to judge this book by its cover: a tasteful if generic depiction of blossoms and sampans, along with a sticker announcing 'If you liked Memoirs Of A Geisha, you'll love this'. |
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The Tale Of Rusty Horse
An unhappy rocking horse became an alter-ego of sorts for children's book author Emily Lim.
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All the queen's men
The brother of pop queen Madonna dishes out the dirt on the loves of her life. |
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Judging a book by its cover
A pretty, punchy or classy book cover can make a difference with buyers
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