Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed

By:

Ken Mizusawa

Material type: Text

TextISBN:

9789814658799

DDC classification:

802 MIZ

Summary: Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed... is designed specifically for lower secondary students by bringing together three powerful and affecting local plays by some of Singapore’s most prolific and established playwrights. In Absence by Geraldine Song, ageing Mother mends old shirts for her eldest son but struggles to mend her relationship with another. A teenager makes new pratas from an old and forgotten recipe so as to recollect memories of his late mother and build an open and honest relationship with his Father in Perfecting Pratas by Desmond Sim. Haresh Sharma’s Don’t Know, Don’t Care explores how a secondary student learns to love and care for a grandfather he never truly appreciated until he realises that they are on borrowed time.

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	Booku Library Services	Booku Library Services	Arts & Literature	802 MIZ (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available

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Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed... is designed specifically for lower secondary students by bringing together three powerful and affecting local plays by some of Singapore’s most prolific and established playwrights. In Absence by Geraldine Song, ageing Mother mends old shirts for her eldest son but struggles to mend her relationship with another. A teenager makes new pratas from an old and forgotten recipe so as to recollect memories of his late mother and build an open and honest relationship with his Father in Perfecting Pratas by Desmond Sim. Haresh Sharma’s Don’t Know, Don’t Care explores how a secondary student learns to love and care for a grandfather he never truly appreciated until he realises that they are on borrowed time.

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