Olive

An unapologetic tribute to fellow Singaporean, this rendition of snippets of Olive's life calls for her country to wake up and be discerning. It isn't as though Singaporeans aren't discerning already, however Olive simply wanted to turn observations and opinions into printed word for all to see, encouraging Singaporeans to be bold and strong and commit themselves to their aspirations. While writing the book, Olive had in mind the leaders of her country, and also she harbors the inner aspirations to become a much coveted lawyer. The idea is to speak up and not be fearful of politics and the Singapore government. The support for this children's book will benefit many in Singapore who are living in Reflection of the Buddha. Call it corny

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An unapologetic tribute to fellow Singaporean, this rendition of snippets of Olive's life calls for her country to wake up and be discerning. It isn't as though Singaporeans aren't discerning already, however Olive simply wanted to turn observations and opinions into printed word for all to see, encouraging Singaporeans to be bold and strong and commit themselves to their aspirations. While writing the book, Olive had in mind the leaders of her country, and also she harbors the inner aspirations to become a much coveted lawyer. The idea is to speak up and not be fearful of politics and the Singapore government. The support for this children's book will benefit many in Singapore who are living in Reflection of the Buddha. Call it corny