Perpustakaan Majlis Bandaraya Iskandar Puteri
The Science of Feelings: What Psychological Research Tells Us About Our Emotions (Revised Edition)
by Eugene Tee
In the last 50 years or so, psychological science has shed light on the essence of what makes us human—why we experience a range of feelings from joy to sadness, anger to fear, and compassion to ...
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The Shape of Separation
by Lisa J. Scott
The Shape of Separation is a literary novel about clarity, perception, and the quiet structures that separate people even when understanding remains. Set aboard a residential ship removed from convent ...
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The Shark Pond
by Claude Tygier
A country under siege. A high-stakes financial gamble to rescue it, and the men who risk all to make it succeed—or sabotage it.
The Shark Pond is a political and financial novel that blends literar ...
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THE SIX-MONTH SOULMATE
by Dillon Hanniel
THE SIX-MONTH SOULMATE "The heart is the only code they couldn't write... until they decided to rewrite the human." In the neon-drenched humidity, four friends are reaching their breaking point &ndash ...
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The Sixteen
by Kika Salgo
It is said that long ago the world was devastated by toxic air, leaving survivors trapped but thriving in a sealed community underground. In this society, knowledge is a guarded commodity, and truth i ...
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The Snow is Warm Here
by Benedict Leong
A global nuclear war in 2015 turned the sky orange before fading to gray. Temperatures plunged, crops no longer grew and society slowly collapsed. Now, a century after the first missiles were launched ...
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The Source
by Dominic Nessi
Through tight prose and tension-filled action, Nessi's world building is fantastical yet all too real—The Source will leave you teetering on the edge of the abyss and wondering if hope is alive or l ...
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The Starship Engineers
by Jim Thorne
Discover a thrilling space adventure in "The Starship Engineers" as humans receive a radio message from an intelligent alien race after centuries of stargazing. Follow two young scientists, Tommy Cosm ...
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THE STEEL CURTAIN
by Dillon Hanniel
The Steel Curtain In the world’s busiest shipping lane, two giants are about to collide. One is a city of glass. The other is a floating bomb. Featuring a foreword by Dr. (Capt.) Vivek Jain (Mas ...
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The Train House on Lobengula Street
by Fatima Kara
How can Indian girls get the same opportunities as Indian boys?The Kassims are a traditional Indian Muslim family, living in Southern Rhodesia in the 1950s and 60s, where they enjoy a wealth of new op ...
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