Malaysian author highlights story sharing for stronger bonds


With 'Have I Got Something To Tell You', published by Penguin Random House SEA, Malachi extends his reach to a wider audience across the region and beyond. Photo: The Star/Azlina Abdullah

Nothing beats a book that feels like a friend whispering tales in your ear. In Emeritus Prof Dr Malachi Edwin Vethamani’s newest collection, Have I Got Something To Tell You, you'll find 20 of these cozy, bite-sized stories.

It's like settling in for a heartwarming catch-up session with your closest pals – just in literary form!

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