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The Little Men From Yix and Other Stories
This is the start of a new series by Jessie Wee, the doyen of Singaporean children’s book authors. Sunnee and Raynee are twin brothers. Their school days are sprinkled with adventures and unforgettable experiences with their friends and teachers. What happens when Sunnee brings his pet mouse to school? Will a chimpanzee ruin the school fancy-dress parade? Why does Siva change the course of history in the class play? How do the twins react when they face the fantastic little men from Planet Yix? Illustrated by Wilkie Tan.
The Adventures of Mooty: Book 1
The Adventures of Mooty depicts the delightful adventures of the lovable little mouse, Mooty, who endears himself to a community of animals, birds and insects and becomes their hero.
The Adventures of Mooty: Book 2
The Adventures of Mooty depicts the delightful adventures of the lovable little mouse, Mooty, who endears himself to a community of animals, birds and insects and becomes their hero.
The Adventures of Mooty: Book 3
The Adventures of Mooty depicts the delightful adventures of the lovable little mouse, Mooty, who endears himself to a community of animals, birds and insects and becomes their hero.
The Adventures of Mooty: Book 4
The Adventures of Mooty depicts the delightful adventures of the lovable little mouse, Mooty, who endears himself to a community of animals, birds and insects and becomes their hero.
The Adventures of Mooty: Book 5
The Adventures of Mooty depicts the delightful adventures of the lovable little mouse, Mooty, who endears himself to a community of animals, birds and insects and becomes their hero.
Tales from the Tent
Tales from the Tent continues Jess Smith's story from the first book in the series, Jessie's Journey. Jess has left school, and after a miserable spell working in a paper-mill, she abandons the settled life and takes to the roads once more. The old bus has gone, to be replaced by a caravan and campsites. Times are changing, and it is becoming harder and harder for travellers to make a living by doing the rounds of seasonal jobs like the berry-picking. Conscious that the old way of life was disappearing before her eyes, Jess stored up as much as she could gather from the rich folklore of the travellers' world. Now she retells some of the many stories and songs she heard by the campfire or at the tent's mouth. Interwoven with these tales is the story of Jess and her life on the road - her first loves, her friendships, her days at the hawking and berry-picking, the exploits of her lovable but infuriating family, the unforgettable characters she meets.
Jessie's Journey
From the ages of 5 to 15, Jess Smith lived with her parents, sisters and a mongrel dog in an old, blue Bedford bus. They travelled the length and breadth of Scotland, and much of England too, stopping here and there until they were moved on by the local authorities or driven by their own instinctive need to travel. By campfires, under the unchanging stars they brewed up tea, telling stories and singing songs late into the night. "Jessie's Journey" describes what it was like to be one of the last of the traditional travelling folk. It is not an idyllic tale, but despite the threat of bigoted abuse and scattered schooling, humour and laughter run throughout a childhood teeming with unforgettable characters and incidents.
A Home in the Sky
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