singapore

Photographs and text profile the people, history, geography, economy, and culture of Singapore.

After being fired, Doug Pearce travels to Toronto to try and learn more about the life of his Uncle Russ, the family black sheep, and to uncover the truth behind his uncle's murder, a search which leads him on a long adventure through the Middle East and Singapore.

Changi prison camp in Japanese-occupied Singapore during World War II is over-populated by a sickly, hopeless group of men--both prisoners and guards--all held in the grip of the King Rat, an American corporal who exploits every human weakness in his quest to enlarge his power.

A guide to traveling in Malaysia and Singapore that provides information on accommodations, restaurants, beaches, shopping, temples, attractions, and festivals; and includes photographs, illustrations, and maps.

Text and pictures present the life of twelve-year-old Chor Ling and her family, residents of a town in Singapore.

Presents the life of a ten-year-old boy and his family in Singapore, describing his home and school activities and discussing the history, geography, ethnic composition, languages, culture, and other aspects of his county.

Text and photographs introduce the geography, history, economy, culture, and people of this small country at the tip of the Malay peninsula.

Bindi and her family are visiting Singapore for the opening of a new reptile park. But when a rare Komodo dragon is missing, Bindi and her brother Robert have to blend into their surroundings to find her.

Text and plentiful color photos present an informational overview of Singapore, covering its land, plants and animals, history, schools, language, work, food, recreation, holidays, and other parts of its culture. Also includes national facts, trivia, and related Web sites.

Captioned color photographs portray the varied scenery, places of interest, and people of Hong Kong, Bali, and Singapore.