Bippity Bop Productions PLT
Bippity Bop Productions endeavours to publish high-quality books that instil the love of reading in our children
Featuring our debut storybook... A New Home for Oyen.
Bippity Bop Productions endeavours to publish high-quality books that instil the love of reading in our children
A New Home for Oyen is:
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Featured in The Star (Malaysia)
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Featured in the Glasgow Times (Scotland)
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An Eslite Malaysia Recommended Book
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Buku Pilihan Gerakbudaya​
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Voted 100 Malaysian Picture Books to Read and Love
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In Malaysia, A New Home for Oyen can be found at:
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Kinokuniya KLCC
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Eslite KL
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Gerakbudaya PJ
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LitBooks KL
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Museum of Picture Book Art KL
as well as online at Skipping Stone Books!
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(There's a hidden mouse in every illustration)
Let's go mouse-hunting with Oyen!
James our illustrator at work
A beautiful story about acceptance, friendship and belonging...
James's mum reading A New Home for Oyen to her grandson
Our next book transports you to the rainforest of Alawa Valley...
Poaching is the illegal capture or shooting of any protected species of wild animals. These animals are called "protected" when there are not many of them left in the wild. When the species population gets even smaller, it is called "endangered".
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Young wild animals like Suri are poached and sold as pets because they look so cute and adorable. These animals are supposed to live in their natural habitat. They do not deserve to grow up in a cage.
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Large forest areas in Borneo are being logged and cleared to make way for agriculture. This is called deforestation. As a result, wild animals there are losing their natural habitat.
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Release Date:
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November 2024
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We will now travel back in time...
To the early 15th century and join Li Hua Mao's Adventure on the Treasure fleet!
From stowaway to detective extraordinaire, Li Hua Mao proves herself worthy as a member of Admiral Zheng He's amazing expedition to the Western Seas
Release Date:
End November 2025
Admiral Zheng He's Treasure Fleet consisted of more than 300 vessels with about 28,000 crew members on board.
Imagine his fleet entering the port of Melaka, a little fishing village, with only about 1,000ninhabitants!
