Emily Lim-Leh

Emily Lim-Leh is an award-winning author of over 50 children’s books. She was named Mediacorp’s Singapore Woman Award Honoree for inspiring readers and is a recipient of the Public Service Medal (Covid-19) from the Prime Minister’s Office, Singapore, for her voluntary book initiatives for the community. Little Hero, her junior historical fiction, was inspired by her father’s childhood stories in 1940s Singapore, and ranked as Amazon Singapore’s #1 Bestseller, Children’s Books. Her latest book Dung, Dung, Dung, DUNG!, co-written with author Pauline Loh, digs into the importance of unseen creatures and their pivotal role in our forest ecosystem..

Jocyline See Tully

Joy has worked in publishing for the past 18 years. She has launched and edited several magazines in Singapore including Appetite, BBC Good Food (Asia), Food & Travel and Lonely Planet (Asia). She is the co-author of Heritage Feasts, and Tricks & Treats… and Other Childhood Tales, both of which have won the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards 2011. She also edited Savour Chinatown, an evocative history and cookbook on Singapore’s heritage district. Recently, Joy wrote Attack at the Mall and The Runaway Car as part of the SGSecure initiative. She is currently working on her next children’s book. She holds a BA (Hons) degree in English Literature, and an MA in English Literature.

Hwee Goh

Hwee was classically trained at the Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism, and was a TV journalist and Editor at Channel NewsAsia, before extending her writing to children’s books. Hwee is known on the #bookstagram circuit and regularly interviews international bestselling authors on tour through Singapore. She works at The Media Consultants Singapore, lending her media and editorial skills to c-suite clients and leaders.