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- A Botanist in Borneo; Hugh Low’s Sarawak Journals 1844 – 1846
At the time I formerly sent it to you I remember having said that I expected something very magnificent in its flower, and sure I am that when it produces its spikes of flowers in England it will be the admiration of all cultivators, probably beyond any Orchid that has ever appeared. As [...]
- A Friendship with Birds
This book is a guide to the identification and appreciation of common birds in the gardens and cities of Peninsular Malaysia.
There are already a number of good books on bird identifications and field guides, this book does not aim to duplicate that role, it is not too scientific or technical , it is [...]
- A guide to the Trees in Heritage Amenity Forest Reserve, Sandakan
This book aims to provide information to visitors and the general public on the various trees that are found in this special man-made forest. information is presented in layman’s language as far as possible, and illustrated with photographs. It attempts to describe 137 taxa of trees from 36 families and 89 genera, of which [...]
- A History of Sarawak (Reprint)
The Rajah now set to work in earnest to put the Government on a sound footing. He made no attempt to introduce a brand new constitution and laws, but took what Already existed. He found the legal code was just enough on paper, but had been over-ridden and nullified by the lawless pangirans. [...]
- A House in Bali ( 2ed )
A House in Bali remains one of the most enchanting books ever written about the fabled island of Bali. First published in 1947, it tells the story of the writer and composer Colin McPhee’s (1900-1964) obsession with a music then unknown to the West, and of his Journey to Bali to experience it [...]
- A Joy Forever: Singapore’s National Flower
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- A List of the Odonata From Thailand Part I – XXI
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- A Sabah Gazetteer
In preparing to set up a data base for botanical information related to the Tree Flora of Sabah and Sarawak Project, it was soon realised that many place names require to be standardised for practical purposes, and that a comprehensive gazetteer is thus far not available for Sabah. This is particularly needed not [...]
- A Study of Brunei Dusun Religion; Ethnic Priesthood on a Frontler of Islam
A Study of Brunei Dusun Religion; Ethnic Priesthood on a Frontler of Islam
- A taste of Borneo paradise
A taste of Borneo Paradise is an excellent guide revealing the best of Borneo’s hidden culinary gems.
- A White Headhunter in Borneo
Few people have the distinction of placing their signature on a document that created a new nation. This book is about how the British Empire’s last declared Colony of North Borneo became the state of Sabah in the Federation of Malaysia in1963. Stephen Holley describes the unique flavour of the period from his insertion [...]
- Abandoned; Australians at Sandakan 1945
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- Adventure Among the Dyaks of Borneo (Reprint)
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- Agriculture; Insects in Malaysian (reprint)
INSECTS are usually regarded as a nuisance, and this with much justification. The more familiar ones, like mosquitoes and red ants, bite us, while others, like the housefly, threaten our food with contamination, and spread disease if we are not careful. For the agriculturalist and the home gardener, there are many more undesirable [...]
- Amphibians & Reptiles in Sabah: A Natural History
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- Amphibians and Reptiles Of Singapore; A Guide to the
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- Animal Fact File
This remarkable book offers a complete visual insight into the world of mammals, covering animals from diverse corners of the globe, ranging from the trees of the Amazon basin to the depths of the sea, the blazing floor of the desert to the frozen tundra of the Arctic. More than 90 different types [...]
- Animals Tales of Sabah
This series of delightful tales was recorded from all over Sabah. Living in close touch with nature, the tales show the appreciation and keen sense of observations of nature by the local communities. Working with the Forestry Department, Sabah Forestry Development Authority and more recently with the World Wide Fund for Nature Malaysia [...]
- Animals: The Encyclopedia of Malaysia Vol 3
Malaysia is rich in wildlife. The country’s equatorial climate has encouraged the evolution of an exceptional number and variety of animal species, in Sabah and Sarawak as well as Peninsular Malaysia. This volume introduces the animals of Malaysia in a way never done before. There are many different environments for animals in Malaysia, [...]
- Aquarium Fish; The Handbook
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- Arabic CD + Phrase Book
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- Arabic Phrase Book & Dictionary
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- Architecture: The Encyclopedia of Malaysia (Vol 5)
Malaysia has always been open to ideas and influences from both East and West. It is thus blessed with an architectural heritage of great diversity, artistry and sophistication, showing many crosscultural influences, and ranging from the simplest built shelters to the mega projects of the late 20th century. Malaysia’s architecture is a mosaic [...]
- Asian Children’s Favorite Stories
For tousands of years, children the world over have listend to popular folktales. Each country has its own set of fascinating stories, and it is especially enjoyable to discover tales that one has not heard before. Asian Children’s Favorite Stories presents 13 fascinating tales from eight major countries in Asia, China, Japan,Korea, India, [...]
- Asian Delights: All Time Favourite Recipes
Betty Yew outdoes herself in this her fourth cookbook. Here are more than 200 Chinese, Malay and Indian traditional and modern favourite recipes, featuring food almost forgotten by cooks of today. Asian Delights is a walk back in time into grandma’s kitchen (and po-po’s, nenek’s and parti’s) but with modern ingredients and appliances. [...]