Tusitala Rls Pte Ltd: 47 books

Evangeline Neo’s gallery of cultural differences continues with this follow-up to Eva, Kopi and Matcha. During her studies abroad in the United States and Japan, Eva’s early brushes with how things are in those countries left such an impression on her that she eventually recorded them in webcomics,...

As the prime mover of the prison reform in Singapore that brought down the prison population from more than 18,000 to fewer than 13,000 between 2002 and 2006, author Chua Chin Kiat draws on his experience of transforming the Singapore Prison Service, from an inward-looking custodian of prisoners to...

The Modern age of Self-realization is a book based on the current day dynamics of simultaneously advocating, both spiritual and modern lifestyle. Man has been subjected to mundane ignorance and in due course diffused to spiritual deficiency. The book is multi-faceted literary vitamin, to boost the...

All huge tasks need to be made simple with clear anchors. Anchors help us to maintain focus while simplicity gives us confidence to try and keep going! This book helps parents to focus on the anchors that are critical to a happy and successful parenting experience. The simple, easy-to-do ideas will...

remote-Entrepreneurship™ marks a seminal contribution in the evolving field of entrepreneurship. Evidence-based and market-tested, the concept, model and strategy of r-entrepreneurship™ is set to help scores of people and aspiring entrepreneurs overcome their fear and dilemma of leaping from a...

A photobook compilation of the overseas marine conservation service learning project of the Singapore Management University scholars, as seen through the eyes of the students and the trip facilitators of The Dorsal Effect themselves. The stark reality of shark fising, the ecotourism alternatives for...

Backed by trillions of dollars and the determination of President Xi Jinping, China’s Belt & Road Initiative (BRI) is a juggernaut that rolls from Central and Southeast Asia to the entire Eurasian continent and the rest of the world. The BRI shifts the balance of power and affects every aspect...

The age of disruption has arrived – fast and furious. Technological advances have revolutionised the global economy in ways not envisaged, engendering major established and traditional industries to wobble and slide. “Is it too late to do anything?” According to Dr Wilson Chew, author and leading...

Small Spaces is a compact anthology of 26 short stories about people who live in constricting circumstances and how they respond to this lack of space, whether physical or metaphorical. The author, Melanie Lee, has spent most of her life in Singapore, a minuscule island in Southeast Asia packed...

Who would have thought that Eva’s crossover from one red dot to another could be peppered with so many good laughs? Eva, Kopi and Matcha is a light-hearted and witty narration of cultural differences in Singapore and Japan, matter-of-factly spewed out by Eva, a typical Singaporean with an “auntie”...

Eva has always wanted to experience life in Japan. But upon her arrival there to pursue a master’s degree, she soon finds that it’s not entirely like what she’d gleaned from reading manga and watching anime. From dirty dorms and Japanese bureaucracy to natural disasters and hay fever-inducing...

Do the walls seem to close in around you? Are you trapped by overwhelming ideals? Escape, might be your only solution. Explore the world of a Refugee in first person as you unravel pages of freedom, motive and escapism. Be ready to be lured by propaganda laced words of conflict and politics as the...

Beyond Folktales, Legends, and Myths: A Rediscovery of Children's Literature in Asia is a collection of different voices, narratives, and texts highlighting the richly-textured and diverse content coming from Asia. The book includes personal recollections of and conversations with children's literature...

ʺThere lived a 10-year-old boy named David. He had thick, long eyelashes and a cute little nose. He was the luckiest boy in town. Mum was always around whenever he needed her–at the school gate to pick him up; at the study table, to help him with his homework; at the kitchen, to prepare his favourite...