Low Kay Hwa - I Believe You

I Believe You:
Joanna Fung is the envy of many girls: She studies at a top Junior College, has a girl-next-door look and has good results. However, deep on her heart, she holds a secret: She believes that she has a curse. She believes that every bad thing she said will come true.

Jacky Wu is an ideal price charming: He is good in his studies and has girls waiting to hold his hand. He smiles every few minutes and often cracks jokes. However, he, too, holds a deep secret.

When their paths crossed, an unexpected romantic love story takes place...

Low Kay Hwa's second book has touched the hearts of many. Due to popular demand, the book is now on its forth print in two years, an amazing feat achieved in Singapore! You will not regret reading this simple yet catching page-turner.

Low Kay Hwa - You Are Here

You Are Here:
Zhou Jie Lun has everything in his life: He has a stable career, a loving girlfriend and a good life ahead. However, when he encounters his teenage first love, Lara Wu, in a coincidental meeting, his life changes forever.

He falls in love with Lara again and their romance blossoms. Just when they think that their romance is a testimonial that a love story can be a simple “boy meets girl, boy falls in love with girl and they live happily ever after”, Lara starts to act strangely. Her mindset begins to shrink younger every two weeks: At twenty-two years old, she cries for burgers and plays with Hello Kitty soft toys.

Jie Lun has to make a choice: Either to abandon her and live happily ever after with another girl, or to stay with her and live in despair ever after. How far will his love for Lara stretches? Till the end of time, or till the end of his patience?

Low Kay Hwa’s third novel, You Are Here, tells a bittersweet love story between a normal guy and a mentally-retarded girl. Their fifteen years old love story will touch every person’s heart!

Low Kay Hwa - Journey

Journey:
When I was ten, my mother called me “ah girl” and I had always responded to her. When I was fifteen, my mother called me “ah girl” in front of my classmates and I scolded her. When I was twenty, my mother still called me “ah girl” aloud and I ignored her completely. I know that, from her point of view, no matter how old I am, I will always be the “ah girl” who calls her “mama”.

From my point of view, my mother is just an old woman in the house who lives with me. Her responsibilities are to make breakfast for me in the morning, give me money to spend in the day, do the laundry in the evening and switching off the lights at night. For all those things that she did, she will have the authority to scold me or ground me.

Until one day, she calls me and says, “Ah girl, I’ve got cancer. I may die within the next six months.”

That is when I realize that my mother is more than that.

Low Kay Hwa’s forth novel, Journey, tells a story about a simple relationship between a daughter and her mother. The story will reflect what everyone has been through: A love-hate relationship between a child and parents.

Low Kay Hwa - A Photogenic Life

A Photogenic Life:
Why must I always wear different masks wherever I go?

I am so sick and tired of my life. Who can help me tear away these masks of mine that are lingering in my skin? Why must I play the role of a strong daughter in front of my parents, a smart student in front of my teachers and a contented girl in front of my classmates? Why must I keep on telling everyone around me that I am the best, by putting on the multiple masks of disguise for different people?

This afternoon, I looked into the mirror and realized that I could no longer recognize myself. My reflection was of a faceless girl, awaiting the next mask to be placed on.

Why are we always trying to pose for the best posture for the camera, when we know we can never change reality?

Low Kay Hwa’s refreshing fifth novel, A Photogenic Life, takes a bold look at the question that faces every one of us: How far will you go to impress everyone around us? A disturbing and remarkable story about a teenage single mother, let Low Kay Hwa bring you into this cruel world which will set you to ponder about your own life.

Low Kay Hwa - To Forget You

To Forget You:
Before I met you, I wondered why all the lyrics in love songs were so exaggerated: Why do lyricists create such mushy and overemotional sentences? Why can’t they just write a good melody without those melodramatic lyrics? That is plain exaggeration.

Before I fell in love with you, I thought romance novels were just so silly: Why would a person cry for another person for hours? How could a person wait for his lover for years? That is plain silliness.

Before we became a couple, I thought romance movies were just so stupid: How could a person love another person so deeply that it became an obsession? How could one sacrifice so much, even to the extent of his own life, for his lover? That is plain stupidity.

When I realized I had fallen so deeply in love with you, I finally understood that songs, novels and movies are just reflections of life, inspired by the writers’ true stories.

Because when I decided to end our relationship, I realized our story mirrors a love song that I once heard, a novel you once read and a movie we once watched.

Low Kay Hwa’s sixth novel, To Forget You, is a highly awaited love story that will send every reader to laughter and tears. A refreshing writing style coupled with a bittersweet love story that lasts for almost eighteen years, die-hard Low Kay Hwa fans will not want to miss this! Our advice is to prepare a few boxes of tissue: You'll need it!