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George Town’s Secret Garden

When Anna moves to George Town and struggles to find her place in a neighbourhood where everyone seems to know everyone else, she discovers a mysterious green door hiding an abandoned garden behind the old shophouses. With three new friends, Anna follows a forgotten map and five strange clues, uncovering a garden that once belonged to the whole community. But restoring it will require more than digging, planting and repairing—it will require bringing together people who have forgotten the memories they once shared. Along the way, Anna discovers that the greatest secrets aren’t always meant to stay hidden, and that sometimes the best way to find where you belong is to help create a place where everyone else belongs too.

The Hidden Trail of Bukit Nanas

When Eddy and his older sister Anna discover a series of mysterious leaf-shaped markers hidden inside Kuala Lumpur’s Bukit Nanas rainforest, their ordinary family outing turns into an unexpected adventure. Joined by a curious young photographer named Faris, they uncover an old map, a hidden box, and the forgotten story of a secret nature trail created to teach young explorers how to truly observe the forest. But when a sudden storm traps them deep among the trees, Eddy must learn that being brave doesn’t mean taking the biggest risk—it means knowing when to stop, listen, and trust the people beside you. Along the way, the siblings discover that even in the middle of a busy city, a forest can hold secrets, memories, and lessons worth protecting.

A Spark in the Scrap

In the dusty Scrap Heap, fourteen-year-old Elara has always believed that broken things deserve another chance, but she never expects one tiny electrical spark to lead her beneath the city into a forgotten power network. When she discovers that the network is failing and the entire community could lose its fragile supply of electricity, Elara, her loyal friend Tavi, and their unlikely rival Senn must race against time to repair it. Along the way, Elara uncovers a connection to her missing father and learns that the greatest machine isn’t powered by a single brilliant inventor—it works when an entire community chooses to connect, cooperate, and share its strength.

The Penang Street Art Detective Club

When the street murals of George Town, Penang, begin changing overnight—nets shifting patterns, painted eyes opening and closing, colors transforming—seven local kids form the Penang Street Art Detective Club to investigate. Led by sharp-eyed Eddy and joined by Anna, Amelia, Lily, Bell, Hyuga, and Eu Jun, they discover that every mural in the city is trying to communicate something. Their search leads them to a forgotten alley and an unfinished masterpiece by a deceased local artist, Master Q, whose final mural depicts them—half-painted, waiting to be completed.

As the club races to solve the mystery, they uncover a deeper truth: the murals are alive with the stories, memories, and dreams of those who came before. To finish the mural is to finish Master Q’s life’s work—and to bring his forgotten stories back into the light. The Penang Street Art Detective Club is a heartwarming, culturally rich tale about friendship, heritage, and the magic that lives in the walls of a city when someone finally takes the time to look.

Eddy and His Never-Ending “What If…”

Eddy Lim has one unusual habit: he cannot stop asking “What if?” At his international school in Penang, his endless questions often drive his friends and teachers slightly crazy—until one rainy afternoon he discovers an old metal box hidden beneath the school’s ancient rain tree. Inside are mysterious clues pointing toward a forgotten student club called the Question Club. With his best friend Hyuga beside him, Eddy follows the trail through the school library, an abandoned storage room, and a rooftop garden, slowly uncovering a lesson that changes the way he sees curiosity, friendship, and the world around him. But just when Eddy thinks the mystery is solved, he notices one final clue in an old photograph—leading him to wonder about a missing notebook and an entirely new adventure.

Sakura Petals on the Moat

Kenji and Aiko are childhood friends who spend an ordinary spring afternoon beneath the cherry blossoms of Tokyo’s Chidorigafuchi Park. Their day changes when they discover a mysterious wooden box floating against the current of the moat, carrying a strange message about petals that fall backward and a bird that never flies. What begins as a playful treasure hunt soon leads them through hidden markers, forgotten messages, an old stone lantern, and a secret connected to two children from another generation.

As the mystery deepens, Kenji and Aiko discover that the strange clues were deliberately left behind to ensure that a forgotten story of friendship would not disappear. When the cherry blossoms begin performing an impossible trick, the two friends must decide what they themselves want to leave behind. Their adventure teaches them that friendship isn’t about promising that nothing will ever change—it is about recognizing the memories, moments, and people who helped shape who they become.

Shadows in the Glade

Curious young Mei and her brave friend Li discover a hidden world of tiny, sparkling creatures living beneath the roots of a twisted tree in their secret glade, leading them on an adventurous quest to gather three magical treasures and restore the lost enchantment of the forest.

The Midnight Market Race

When adventurous Eddy is dragged by his daring friend Hyuga into a secret midnight boat race through the mysterious waterways of Cai Rang floating market, the boys expect nothing more than an exciting night of speed and mischief. Instead, a lost Golden Mango, a treacherous shortcut, a blocked river channel, and a race against the rising sun force them to depend on each other in ways they never expected. As the floating market slowly awakens around them, Eddy discovers that the greatest prize isn’t winning—it is learning when to take risks, when to slow down, and, most importantly, never leaving a friend behind.

The Lost Island of Mochi Creatures

Eddy, a dreamy boy in the quiet coastal town of Langkawi, has always believed the old fishermen’s tales about a hidden island that appears only in the thickest fog. One strange-tide morning, he and his practical best friend Mina are pulled by an irresistible current into a soft, glowing world populated by living mochi creatures—bouncy, sweet-scented beings who move like living desserts and need help to keep their fragile home from drying out.

Together the two friends work with the island’s gentle guardian to heal the cracked land, learning that wonder is real but temporary, and that the softest things sometimes need the most care. When they return to their ordinary world, Eddy carries the island’s quiet lesson with him: even in a sharp and busy life, it is possible—and necessary—to keep a soft place glowing inside.