Farrer Park: Rhyming Verses From a Singapore Childhood Condition:Very Good both sacred and profane

both sacred and profane

but she has little time to think of such things

and survive a workplace romance

expounds his personal view of religion through the scene in Genesis in which Abraham prepares to kill his son at God's command

" —New York Times Book Review"Lewis has a keen eye

Farrer Park: Rhyming Verses From a Singapore Childhood Condition:Very Good both sacred and profaneShortlisted for the Hedwig Anuar Childrens Book Award 2013. Selected for National Library Boards READ! Singapore 2013. In this collection of charming poems, local editor Ann Peters tells the stories of her wondrous, carefree childhood in Singapore from a childs point of view. The characters in Anns rhyming verses embody the spirit of the people and places that the author grew up among, and which she wishes to share with the children of today.