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Amos Lee: Diary of a Child Star
TV Premiere on okto, 10 episodes from 25 Jan to 28 Mar 2012
The Straits Times

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Media Review in The Indian Express
New Delhi, 6 August 2011

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Media Review from New Delhi!
The Hindu, 26 July 2011

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Media Review in Sunday Midday, Mumbai,
24 July 2011

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Media Review in Daily News & Analysis, New Delhi,
July 2011

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The Diary of Amos Lee Wins the Red Dot Book Awards!
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Writing Bestsellers, Sunday Times, 2 May 2010
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Expat kids give top vote to local book, Straits Times, 25 Mar 2010
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Interview with Adeline Foo, BeMUSE article published by National Heritage Board, May 2010
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No.4 and no.10 on the Straits Times' National Bestsellers' List
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A Diary of Success! Straits Times' Best Seller
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Must Buy! Young Parents Recommends

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Women’s Weekly, 09 September 2009
A Best Selling Author!
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Straits Times
, 19 July 2009
No. 8 on Straits Times Children's Bestsellers List
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Straits Times, 28 June 2009
No. 9 on Straits Times Children's Bestsellers List
 

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Lifestyle, June 2009
"How can anyone resist a tagline that reads 'I Sit, I Write, I Flush!' Amos Lee
is encouraged to multitask and where better than sitting on the potty, so he
dutifully fills his diary with doodles and daily happenings. From school to market, everthing is familiar but fresher from a precocious child's point of view, and
the illustrations are quirky and cute. A clever idea and a pleasurable read."

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Reviews from two young readers
“This book intrigues the reader. Once you’ve read the first page, you surely would want to read on. The book humorously tells a dozen stories, all with celebrations that end up in disaster. The illustrations are comical, simple pictures, but make the reader howl in laughter. This book is a marvelous ‘must read’. One of the best books I’ve read !”
Kieran Lee, 10
Catholic High School


“The book was incredibly exciting. It far exceeded my expectations. Amos was SO funny – I could not stop laughing as I read the book. I also can't imagine that Amos had such an appetite!”
Evan Chou Chong Jet, 9
Anglo-Chinese School (Junior)

Review from Sally Ann Jones, an adult reader

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Little Red Dot, A Straits Times Supplement, 19 May 2009
"I Sit, I Write, I Flush!"

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Both illustrated by Stephanie Wong