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10 audiobooks in our catalogue, every one with its narrator named.
Little Mole's Awesome Star
"Little Mole is very eager to see his special star. Big Mole said it would point him to awesome things. The young mole goes in search of his star and finds it in the most unexpected place. Join Little Mole on his journey to independence in this starry tale about discovering one's place in the world. © 2020 by Emily Lim-leh. Published in paper format in Singapore by Marshall Cavendish International Asia, recorded by Storyside 2020."
Emily Lim-Leh (Author), Paul Courtenay Hyu (Narrator)
The Crane and The Crab
"A long, long time ago in a kampong, there was a pond with plenty of fish. But the pond soon begins to dry up, and a watchful and greedy crane has an idea: He fools the fish into thinking that he will bring them to a large, sparkling lake. In the meantime, a crab who has been watching the crane has plans of his own… Illustrated with engaging artwork, former Singapore President SR Nathan’s retelling of this wonderful folktale has a timeless message that can be enjoyed by children of all ages. © 2013 by SR Nathan. Published in paper format in Singapore by Epigram Books, recorded by Storyside 2020."
Sr Nathan (Author), Paul Courtenay Hyu (Narrator)
Little Godwit Finds His Wings
"Little Godwit hatches late and learns that his flock has left to escape the cold Arctic. Soon, he meets different birds who try to make him fit in with them. Little Godwit has to decide if he should stay with these birds or keep flying. How will he find his way? Join Little Godwit on his epic journey across the world in this uplifting story about discovering one's strengths. © 2019 by Emily Lim-Leh. Published in paper format in Singapore by Marshall Cavendish International Asia, recorded by Storyside 2020."
"Unlike other ducks, Duckie cannot swim. Tibby the Tiger-Bunny finds ways to help Duckie swim—but nothing works. Tibby wonders if Duckie is a swimming kind of duck and, in the end, helps his new friend discover who she really is. From the creator of Tibby the Tiger Bunny, comes the next in the series Tibby and Duckie, a tale of friendship, perseverance and acceptance.Publisher's note: This audiobook is a fully dramatized version and is slightly different from the printed book.© 2014 by Emily Lim. Published in paper format in Singapore by Epigram Books, recorded by Storyside 2020."
Emily Lim (Author), Paul Courtenay Hyu (Narrator)
Tibby and Scaredy Snout
"Tibby is an orange-and-black striped rabbit. He has long floppy ears, a short puffy tail, and he can hop. But he can also pounce and roar like a tiger!One day he meets a young boar called Scaredy Snout who, as his name suggests, is scared of everything and anything. Snout has no friends because he is afraid to do what boars naturally do. Tibby befriends him and helps him to overcome his fears and discover that things are not that scary after all.Publisher's note: This audiobook is a fully dramatized version and is slightly different from the printed book.© 2013 by Emily Lim. Published in paper format in Singapore by Epigram Books, recorded by Storyside 2020."
Tibby, the Tiger Bunny
"Shortlisted for Crystal Kite Member Choice Awards 2014, Middle East/India/Asia Category.Poor Tibby! All he ever wanted was some friends to play with, but the other rabbits thought he was too strange. After all, he could pounce and could roar like a tiger. But he also had long floppy ears and could hop like a bunny.Was he a tiger or a bunny?No one knew, until the day Tibby showed everyone just how much of a tiger—and a bunny—he really was.Publisher's note: This audiobook is a fully dramatized version and is slightly different from the printed book.© 2013 by Emily Lim. Published in paper format in Singapore by Epigram Books, recorded by Storyside 2020."
Suho: The Creation of the Horse-head Fiddle
"In this latest instalment of the popular picture book series, Asia's Lost Legends, the story travels to the steppes of Mongolia, where lives a young fiddle player named Suho and his beloved horse, Khuur. The two friends are insearable until a cruel king tries to tear them apart. But the bond between Suho and Khuur is so strong that it cannot be broken. Instead, it inspires the creation of Mongolia’s national instrument. © 2019 by Catherine Khoo. Published in paper format in Singapore by Epigram Books, recorded by Storyside 2020."
Catherine Khoo (Author), Paul Courtenay Hyu (Narrator)
Lang Liêu: The Prince and the Precious Rice Cakes
"In ancient Vietnam, there once lived a King called Hung Vuong. He was a benevolent king who ruled wisely and with much kindness. As Hung Vuong grew old, he had to pick one of his children to succeed him. To help him decide, the sons were given an important task to prepare a meal fit for a king. The two older sons journeyed to the farthest lands to find the rarest ingredients. The youngest, Lang Liêu, was a humble prince who merely prepared a simple meal with great care, using locally harvested rice grains, Vietnam’s most precious edible commodity. While his brothers impressed their father with exotic dishes using the most exclusive ingredients, Lang Liêu fashioned simple glutinous rice cakes for the king—the bánh chưng and bánh giầy. Who will win the crown and rule the land? © 2020 by Catherine Khoo. Published in paper format in Singapore by Epigram Books, recorded by Storyside 2020."
Kompheak: The Medicine Boy with No Legs
"The fifth book in the cultural series Asia's Lost Legends, this is a wonderful Cambodian tale about kindness, generosity and forgiveness. Kompheak was born with no legs. His father, who was ashamed of the child’s deformity, ordered that the baby be sent down the river. But as fate would have it, the baby is found and raised by a wise man who teaches the child the ways of healing. In time, Kompheak becomes a famous medicine boy. He travels far and wide in a wheelchair built especially for him. But one day Kompheak meets a dying old man with a familiar face, and his life changes forever. © 2018 by Catherine Khoo. Published in paper format in Singapore by Epigram Books, recorded by Storyside 2020."
Justice Bao: The Case of the Missing Coins
"Renowned for his wisdom and sense of fairness, Justice Bao was a high-ranking magistrate during the Song dynasty in ancient China. In The Case of the Missing Coins, Justice Bao as to decide what to do when a merchant accuses a woodcutter of stealing his money. Should he take the word of the well-dressed merchant or believe the shabby woodcutter who can barely speak for himself? © 2013 by Catherine Khoo. Published in paper format in Singapore by Epigram Books, recorded by Storyside 2020."
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