Armour imprint: 16 books

The Diocese (of Singapore) grew with the help of selfless workers like Felicity…" writes Rev Canon Louis Tay, Associate Vicar of St Andrew's Cathedral. In 1955, Felicity Foster-Carter arrived in Singapore to teach Scripture and do pastoral work in mission schools. Over the years her work expanded into...

Money affects our lives and everyone is in this game of money. Don’t you want to win it early by achieving financial freedom so that you can focus on the better things in life?In this enlightening book, Sean Seah harnesses his money experiences and strategies into a simple step-by-step game plan...

Dim Sum Leadership covers a wide variety of leadership essentials, e.g. self leadership, temptations, conflict and coaching. Short and crisp, each chapter is written independently to touch the heart, and is arranged in such a way that busy executives can choose to focus on any area that concerns them...

Why Procrastinate? is a practical and entertaining book that helps teenagers overcome as well as eradicate the ills of procrastination. Written in a light-hearted manner and filled with cartoons, author Teo Aik Cher explores some of the reasons why teenagers procrastinate, why they behave the way they...

Just like a roller coaster, life is full of ups and downs. Why do some people view a glass of water as half empty while others see it as half full? In Why Worry? Be Happy!, best-selling author Teo Aik Cher explores several reasons for why some people, especially teenagers, worry. In his creative and...

With mounting pressure to perform in school and society, life for a teenager can be challenging at times. But why is it that some teenagers are able to excel with minimal effort while others struggle even when they give their 100 percent?In Why Study Smart?, best-selling author Teo Aik Cher provides...

Did you know that depression is a common disorder that afflicts more than 10 percent of the world’s population? In Depression: The Misunderstood Illness, author Dr Leslie Lim provides an extensive coverage of this ailment including topics such as clinical features and causes of depression, treatment...

Jennifer was everything a young attractive girl could be. Friendly, respectful and kind, she was well liked by many. Yet emptiness and sorrow still gnawed at her.This is the gripping story of a girl who looked for love in all the wrong places. Pregnant twice as a teenager, Jennifer aborted both babies,...

Anxiety disorders are some of the most common afflictions, resulting in serious interference in a person’s daily life. In Freedom from Fear, Dr Leslie Lim identifies the unique characteristics, causes and features of these conditions. Concise and up-to-date recommended treatments and useful tips to...

Smiling Tiger, Hidden Dragon is a timely and comprehensive book that gives a fresh approach to conflict management from an Asian perspective. Culturally sensitive with keen insights into the workplace and home , this incisive guide emphasizes interpersonal conflict management with tips that are easily...

The ideas of master investor Warren Buffett have been taught and propagated all around the world. But what you hear and read through others, Sean Seah has internalised and applied to compound his wealth. He now shares the methodology of value investing in a simple, step-by-step format. Gone Fishing with...

The Family CEO is a candid and insightful chronicle of one man’s life journey as a son, a husband, a father and a friend. It is unabashedly rich in self-disclosures and aims to inspire others to live life more circumspectly with their loved ones as well as with those whom they encounter in the workplace...

The value in engaging in sport cannot be overemphasised. It leads to a healthier lifestyle, a greater sense of wellbeing and a career in sport. In Why be a Champion?, author Teo Aik Cher highlights key characteristics that athletes possess to make them champions. In his absorbing and amiable style, he...

For teenagers, puberty is a difficult and troubling time. In the midst of physical and mental changes, they face new challenges and increased expectations. They also struggle to find their own identities. Sometimes, they emerge unscathed; other times, they become wounded and broken. More teens are...