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From childhood nights spent reading by torchlight to today’s thriving senior book clubs, writer Josephine Chia shares how books enrich lives, spark imagination, and combat loneliness.
What began as an escape became a life-changing pilgrimage of healing, discovery, and faith on the Camino.
Before celebrating SG60, writer Josephine Chia urges one and all to appreciate the uphill journey the Pioneer and Merdeka generations had to go through to get us to where we are today.
Singapore Book Awards 2025 nominee Josephine Chia shares her journey towards fulfilling her childhood dream of being a writer.
From completing a 3-day wheelchair marathon to raise funds, to running a thriving book club for over two decades, Dennis Kweh proves that life’s challenges are no match for his determination. As he goes into his silver years, Dennis shares how he plans to navigate the future.
Not-for-profit bookstore Dakota Dreams brings happiness to the local community around Old Airport Road Food Centre.
Simon Tay, chairman of the Singapore Institute of International Affairs (SIIA) and author, reflects on retirement through the lens of the life of his late father Tay Seow Huah, Singapore’s first spy chief.
Caregiving is not easy, and caregiving costs can be one of the biggest headaches for the newbie caregiver. Bertha Henson shares how to utilise the grants available to help defray the costs of caregiving.
Being a caregiver was the furthest thing from her mind until her mother fell. Suddenly, Bertha Henson was shoved into the world of caregiving in Singapore. She shares her experience as a newbie caregiver in her ebook When Mama Fell.
The main takeaways from Why Not? Thinking About Singapore’s Tomorrow, as told by its co-editors, Margaret Thomas & Kanwaljit Soin.
Mark Yuen is rewriting the book on active ageing with a gruelling fitness regime and retirement schedule that would knock most youngsters off the feet.
Author Simon Tay used the downtime during the pandemic to write Enigmas, a book about his father, Tay Seow Huah, Singapore’s first Spy Chief. He reflects on retirement, mentoring and the state of the world.