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    Lianne Ong crafts compelling narratives for children that delve into vital themes of social inclusion and understanding. Through her books, she aims to connect young readers with the richness of culture and history, paying particular attention to topics of special needs and the importance of acceptance for all members of society. Her works are designed to foster empathy and curiosity, encouraging children to embrace the diversity of the world around them. Through her storytelling and frequent author visits, Ong actively engages young audiences with the world of literature and discovery.

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    Uncle Downstairs, The: A Story about Homelessness in Singapore

    • Uncle Downstairs, The: A Story about Homelessness in Singapore

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      The story follows Amos, a young boy who forms a meaningful friendship with an elderly man living nearby. Through their bond, Amos gains valuable life lessons and insights. However, the sudden disappearance of the old man leaves Amos in a state of confusion and concern. As he grapples with the loss, he is left questioning whether he will ever reunite with his beloved friend, Uncle. The narrative explores themes of friendship, loss, and the impact of mentorship.

      Uncle Downstairs, The: A Story about Homelessness in Singapore2024
      4.7