It’s here! Some 40 plus authors and illustrators in Singapore have come together to create a beautiful anthology for kids age 6-9 (and th...

During this season of quarantine, many authors offered virtual storytelling sessions since we can't do school visits now. Many thanks to ...

Hey, kids! So you're going to be at home and not at school for a while. I was wondering if you would like to send me a letter or email? I...

It's the March school holidays, and because of COVID-19, I know many of you are staying home. Thought I would share these free printables...

Photo courtesy of Alex Chua. It's already February but as it's my first post of the new year, Happy New Year! A few quick updates: I spen...

I had no idea National Library Board had produced a second volume of this booklist of Singaporean picture books! The first volume had lis...

In my newest book, Singapore Hawker Food, published under the Timmy & Tammy Discover series, I talk a bit about young hawkers. It has bee...

In the last few weeks, I had the opportunity to catch up with my former editor, a fellow author whose had her third book published, and t...

In the last month, I've had the privilege of bumping into some early childhood educators at seminars and readings. Teachers who willingly...

Maxilla is one of the Second Prize Winners in this year's Samsung Kidstime Author's Award. (This is the same award that Stacey #1 and Sta...

It's been ages since I blogged here, but this was weighing on my mind. Yesterday, I was told a sad story. A little girl was given a copy ...

So honoured to be included in National Library Board's reading list for primary school kids, "The Most Fabulously Incredibly Awesome Sing...

At this year's Asian Festival of Children's Content, I was invited to attend the award ceremony night. At the ceremony, awards for the Sa...

Received some great news this week. We're on Books Kinokuniya Singapore's bestseller list! Woah! When I embarked on this project, I had n...

Hope you're having a good week! We're pleased to announce that Naiise.com, a website retailing some pretty neat and quirky things, is now...

During the June holidays, I was interviewed by a Primary 6 student, Jeremiah Seow. He had met me at the Kinokuniya reading of Stacey Goes...