Growing Up in Kampong Potong Pasir pugs Kid Activists tells these childhood

Kid Activists tells these childhood stories and more through kid-friendly texts and full-colour cartoon illustrations on nearly every page

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these four students are thrown together in incredible and surprising ways

Growing Up in Kampong Potong Pasir pugs Kid Activists tells these childhoodWritten by Josephine Chia Illustrated by Lee Kowling paperback It is 1958 and Josephine is staring at a Milo tin. She cannot make sense of the letters! To learn how to read, she needs to sell nasi lemak made by her loving mother to her neighbours in Kampong Potong Pasir, so she can have enough money to pay for school fees. Join Josephine on her quest to go to school, and on other adventures through grasslands and attap thatched huts, to hunt for frogs