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Set in World War II Singapore,The House on Silat Road tells the adventures and experiences of nine-year-old Sing and her family during the Japanese Occupation. Barely have they moved into their big new house on a hill which Father built, that the first Japanese bombs fall on Singapore and their idyllic life is turned upside down.
This playful, fun-filled children’s book is based on the childhood experiences of 83-year-old first time author, Si-Hoe S.S. who is the ‘real’Sing. Based on the childhood of 85-year-old author Si-Hoe S.S., the authors hope to bring readers into the life of an ordinary family in Singapore in these tumultuous times—from how unprepared people were for the reality of war to their tenacity and resilience when the worst actually happened.
| Weight | 1 kg |
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| Dimensions | 15 × 15 × 15 cm |
| ISBN | 978-981-11-9277-7 |
This playful, fun-filled children’s book is based on the childhood experiences of 83-year-old first time author, Si-Hoe S.S. who is the ‘real’Sing. Based on the childhood of 85-year-old author Si-Hoe S.S., the authors hope to bring readers into the life of an ordinary family in Singapore in these tumultuous times—from how unprepared people were for the reality of war to their tenacity and resilience when the worst actually happened.
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