The Story
Longlisted for the Epigram Books Fiction Prize 2016
Lion dancers are the new sensations in Asia, and none are as charming or handsome as US import Ricky Ang. But while the rest of the Leopop boys aspire to be the lion head, Ricky would rather goof around as the big head doll.
Ironically, drummer girl Ong Ying Ying is the biggest cynic of this Leopop wave. âDonât fall for a lion dancer,â her mother had always warned her. âHe will break your heart.â
About the Author
Pauline Loh is an award-winning author of several non-fiction and children's titles, including Lion boys and Fan Girls. She is a winner of the First Time Writers and Illustrators Publishing Initiative 2009 and first runner-up for the Scholastic Asian Book Award 2012.
Her books have been shortlisted for the Hedwig Anuar Book Award 2015, the Samsung KidsTime Authorâs Award 2015 and the Singapore Book Awards 2016.
A former journalist, she is also the director of Women Empowered for Work and Mothering and an ambassador of Singapore Memory Project. She graduated from Singapore Chinese Girlsâ School, Raffles Junior College and National University of Singapore.
Description
Longlisted for the Epigram Books Fiction Prize 2016
Lion dancers are the new sensations in Asia, and none are as charming or handsome as US import Ricky Ang. But while the rest of the Leopop boys aspire to be the lion head, Ricky would rather goof around as the big head doll.
Ironically, drummer girl Ong Ying Ying is the biggest cynic of this Leopop wave. âDonât fall for a lion dancer,â her mother had always warned her. âHe will break your heart.â
About the Author
Pauline Loh is an award-winning author of several non-fiction and children's titles, including Lion boys and Fan Girls. She is a winner of the First Time Writers and Illustrators Publishing Initiative 2009 and first runner-up for the Scholastic Asian Book Award 2012.
Her books have been shortlisted for the Hedwig Anuar Book Award 2015, the Samsung KidsTime Authorâs Award 2015 and the Singapore Book Awards 2016.
A former journalist, she is also the director of Women Empowered for Work and Mothering and an ambassador of Singapore Memory Project. She graduated from Singapore Chinese Girlsâ School, Raffles Junior College and National University of Singapore.
