★ Translation rights sold in Vietnam and Turkey!

★ A beautifully minimalist and deeply reflective picture book series for children. Through lighthearted and engaging reading, it gently guides children to realise a profound truth: what truly matters is not just "what I have," but "what I am willing to give, to cherish, and to perceive." It builds a magical world in which children can discover both the universe and themselves.

★ Supported by the Lee Kuan Yew Fund for Bilingualism! Highly recommended by Dr. Chua Chee Lay (veteran cultural, arts, and language education scholar):
"I highly recommend this picture book series by Lim Boon Pui. With her simple, engaging, child-friendly language, Lim artfully guides young readers through stories of resilience and emotional healing after setbacks and trauma. Her delightfully simple, clean illustrative style perfectly demonstrates the captivating power of words and art, greatly nurturing children’s language skills and aesthetic appreciation. Furthermore, the thoughtfully written story summaries and parental guides at the back of each book offer excellent guidance for parents and teachers alike. Truly a commendable work!"

This series includes 3 titles:
1)I have a Cow
2)I have a Tree
3)I have a Pen
4)I have an elephant
5)I have a flock of crows
6)I have a tadpole

I have a Cow——
This is a story about a child and a cow. They have experienced joys and sorrows together slept together and watched the stars together. One day the cow disappeared. Where did it go? This is a story about companionship and can bring warmth to all the children in the world just like a big hug.

I have a Tree——
This is a story about a child and a tree. The tree that never flowered eventually blossomed and bore fruit one day. Day by day the fruit grows bigger and bigger redder and redder. What’s next? This is a growth story that revolves around waiting patiently. A story that fills all children in the world with hope as they grow up.

I have a Pen——
This is the story of two children drawing together. The younger brother is bold while the elder brother is attentive. They both created many wonderful drawings. But why did the younger brother suddenly give up on drawing? This is a story about finding one’s confidence. Let’s hope all children in the world can understand each other and work together to achieve great results.

Wenpei Lim

Wenpei | Singaporean Children’s Book Author & Cartoonist
With over 50 published children’s books,
Wenpei Lim’s works include comics, picture books,
art reference books, and bilingual literature.
Her work is supported by the Lee Kuan Yew Fund for Bilingualism,
and her stories, beloved for their warmth,
charm, and creativity,
have won multiple Singapore Popular Readers’ Choice Awards.