Starchild: Why Malaysian kids love enchanting worlds with unicorns and fairies


Asher Wang Qi Chuen, 5

Once upon a time, there was a prince and a princess who lived in a magnificent castle. Their dream castle stood tall with towering spires that reached for the sky. It was a magical place filled with secrets and wonders just waiting to be discovered by young children.

In this enchanting place, there lived also magical pets. Cute dragons, talking animals, and even unicorns as loyal companions. They could talk and go on adventures together, exploring the mysterious secret passages hidden within the castle’s walls.

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