★ Supported by the Lee Kuan Yew Bilingual Fund and written by the renowned Singaporean picture book author Lin Wenpei, the hardcover bilingual picture book series “What I Have” was released in 2024 and immediately won the strong affection of children.
★ Dr Chua Chee Lay (experienced scholar in culture art and language education) highly recommends this series!

“This series of three-volume picture books by Lin Wenpei is highly recommended because Wenpei uses plain and childlike words to tell children stories of recovery from setbacks during their growth. Through a simple and minimalistic drawing style the series also demonstrate the combined power of pictures and words within children’s books that aids the development of children’s linguistic and aesthetic abilities. The “Sypnosis” and “Parents’ Guide” at the back of the book are well-written and provide helpful guidance for parents and teachers which are worthy of praise!”

Features:
●Bilingual Picture Books: Supported by the Lee Kuan Yew Bilingual Fund, this project emphasizes the importance of bilingual education, suitable for children from different language backgrounds, and helps with language learning.
●Emotional Education: The stories convey emotions and values such as companionship, dependence, patience, and confidence.
●Artistic Aesthetics: The simple and rustic drawing style helps to cultivate children’s artistic appreciation skills.
●Parent-Child Reading: The books include a summary of the story and guidance for parents at the end, making them suitable for parent-child reading and providing opportunities for parent-child interaction.
●Growth Stories: Each story revolves around the issues and emotions children may encounter during their growth, helping children understand and cope with the challenges of growing up.

This series includes 3 titles:
1)I have a Cow
2)I have a Tree
3)I have a Pen

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.