Children Books by Emily Lim (Award Winning) in Hougang Street 93, Northeast Singapore for sale

Used in very good condition 9/10
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1) Prince Bear & Pauper Bear (Hardcover) - Story Animation DVD Inside - $10
Children’s Picture Book on friendship, forgiveness & second chances
written by Emily Lim, illustrated by Neal Sharp
*IPPY Bronze Medal 2008
* Top 10 Picture Books in Singapore (Int’l Federation of Libraries & Associations)
Pauper Bear, a sad teddy bear without a mouth, longs to be loved whilst Prince Bear, a proud bear, only loves himself. When their paths take different turns, the two bears come to experience love and friendship with new perspectives.
2) The Tale of Rusty Horse (Hardcover) - S$9
Children’s Picture Book on friendship, sacrifice and self-acceptance
written by Emily Lim, illustrated by Neal Sharp
*Moonbeam Gold Medal Winner 2009
* Readers’ Favourite 5 stars
Rusty Horse, an old forgotten rocking horse, longs to be a favourite with everyone. This wish takes him on an unexpected journey where he discovers that real magic lies within true friendship.
3) Just Teddy (Hardcover) - $9
Children’s Picture Book on identity and individuality
written by Emily Lim, illustrated by Neal Sharp
*IPPY Bronze Medal 2009
*International Schools Libraries Network Red Dot Awards Finalist
A lonely teddy bear tries hard to fit in with the polar bears, pandas and penguins without much success. His quest takes him on a little adventure where he makes a surprising discovery about himself.
4) Bunny Finds The Right Stuff (Hardcover) - $9
written by Emily Lim, illustrated by Neal Sharp
*IPPY Silver Medal 2010
*Hedwig Anuar Award Shortlist 2011
*Writer’s Digest Honorary Mention Award 2012
Bunny, a floppy rabbit with flat feet, thinks he is missing out when he notices that the other toys are better stuffed than he is. He desperately searches for new stuffing to fill himself up in this uplifting tale of friendship.
5) Baby Panda Finds His Way (paperback) - $7
Baby Panda was not very good at showing respect to his mother, his elders or even to his environment. One day, he becomes lost. With the help of Tiger, Baby Panda is finally reunited with his mother, but not before he has learnt about the importance of respect.
This is the second book in the Asian Values series. Each book in the series introduces children to an Asian Value in an accessible and enjoyable way through a simple, engaging and thought-provoking story.
The first book in the Asian Values series is Water Buffalo's Reward.
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