2025年7月——新書上架

　　由南洋小學學生林子歡創作故事的精裝繪本。作者11歲，用自己的想像力，以逗趣的情節，敘述他升上中學後，學校「鬧鬼」的事件，並帶出了破除迷信的正面主題。

　　書中的「我」升上中學，開始了新一段的學習旅程：在還沒完全認識這個陌生的環境時，偏偏又聽到學校圖書館鬧鬼的傳言，危言聳聽，同學們都信以為真，人人自危。校長決定破除迷信，於是組織了露營活動，要和學生一起找出證據以攻破謠言。揭秘的好奇驅動了「我」報名參加，一次捉鬼的「壯舉」就次開始……

　　為了紀念建國總理李光耀百年冥誕，資深教育工作者林秀玉老師特別為小學生創作了圖畫書《新加坡河換上了新裝》，並邀請本地建築師李良海為新書創作插圖。

　　新書獲得李光耀雙語基金的支持，並獲得新加坡華文教育學會、陳詩龍醫師與黃鴻年先生的贊助。

　　《新加坡河換上了新裝》讓同學們對新加坡河改頭換面的歷史有所了解，並知道清河運動是在1977年由建國總理李光耀先生發起的。

　　當年，新加坡的清河團隊經過了十年的努力，終於讓新加坡河以全新的面貌展現在大家面前，為新加坡人提供了優美的河景和齊全的消閒設施。

　　同學可以掃描書中的二維碼，聆聽兩首詩的朗誦，感受新加坡河「變身」的喜悅。

作者簡介

　　林秀玉，曾於2002年獲頒全國傑出華文教師獎，2005年獲頒卓越教師總統獎，於2012 年  退休。

 繪者簡介

　　李良海是一名建築師，他在醫療保健行業工作多年。他對視覺藝術有著濃厚的興趣，尤其是有關亞洲的文化。為了紀念李光耀總理的百歲冥誕，他義務為這本書畫插圖。

Synopsis

A Pep Talk for Overachievers with ADHD Ever felt like your brain's running on panic, potential and pure guesswork? You're not alone – and you're definitely not broken.

This punchy, ADHS-friendly guide by neurodivergent educator Sharen Ong is your permission slop to slow down, reset, and laugh a little while figuring things out. Whether you're melting under your calendar, drowning in "shoulds", or procratinating with pride, this book gets you.

It's part pep talk, part toolkit, and part "you are not lazy" sticky note – all wrapped in humour, honesty, and real strategies that actually work for ADHD brains.

Inside, you'll find:

• For the burned-out, high-functioning chaos crew
• The perfect gift for your ADHD bestie (or yourself)
• Read it in one sitting or 37 – no pressure

About the Author

Sharen has 15 years of experience helping neurodivergent students, especially those with ADHD, Autism and Dyslexia, navigate a world that wasn't built for their brains. She's passionate about creating frameworks that actually works – so students can thrive, not just survive. 

When she's not leading support initiatives, for the SEN (special education needs) community at a university, Sharen enjoys making complex topics a little less complicated, whether through workshops or collaborative projects. Her goal? To turn the chaos of life into something that makes sense (or at least seems like it does).

When she's not working, you'll find her juggling 21 browser tabs, sipping her sixth cup of coffee, or laughing at her own ADHD moments (because let's be honest – there's always something). I Bit Off More Than I Can Chew is her first book, written to help others who often feel like they're holding it all together with nothing more than a to-do list and a prayer (or a song, maybe).