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Welcome to the world of Tammy, a vivacious seven-year-old Nonya girl with an endless imagination and an unbridled sense of adventure. This delightful collection of short stories, designed for a Grade 3 reading level, brings you along as Tammy transforms her everyday life into a realm of laughter, excitement, and discovery.
Follow Tammy as she plays dress-up and accidentally ruins her grandma's dresses, dreams of a tree sprouting from her head, and sets her cherished teddy bear ablaze while building a campfire in her room. Tammy's escapades take a heart-pounding turn when she's kidnapped by strangers, only to be saved by her courageous cousins. Together, they outwit burglars, leaving them shaking in their boots.
These engaging stories, set against the backdrop of the vibrant Peranakan culture, celebrate the innocence of childhood and the strength of family bonds. As Tammy's whimsical adventures unfold, readers of all ages will be captivated by her unwavering spirit and enchanted by the world she creates.
Tammy's exhilarating journey invites you to explore the magic that lies within the imagination, the importance of family, and the boundless joy of childhood. This enchanting book is sure to leave you cheering for Tammy, laughing alongside her, and inspired by her incredible adventures.
Don't miss this opportunity to embark on a thrilling adventure with Tammy, a lively seven-year-old Nonya girl who transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary. Dive into this captivating collection of short stories and discover a world where imagination knows no limits, and where the spirit of childhood shines through every page.
Join Tammy and experience the wonder, the excitement, and the heartfelt lessons that await within these enchanting tales. This book is a must-read for anyone seeking a heartwarming journey filled with laughter, adventure, and inspiration.
About the author
Janice Wee is Straits Born Chinese from Singapore.
She is a sixth generation Singaporean, the daughter of two English teachers and who spent her childhood in libraries.
Learn more about the worlds and characters in her stories in her website janicewee.com
