You can browse and buy Wonderland, Great Eggspectations & Huetopia books at Kinokuniya (Main Store at Orchard). Our Wonderland limited edition (A3 size) is also available for sale.
Kinokuniya (Main Store at Orchard)
391 Orchard Road
#04-20/20B/20C Ngee Ann City
Takashimaya Shopping Centre
Singapore 238872
Tel: +65 6737-5021
Fax: +65 6738-0487
All books are available on our online store.
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You can also place your order with us via email for any items available from our Online Store. Send us an email indicating your order with your name and contact information and we will get back to you with further details.
eBook versions of WONDERLAND are also available in iBooks format for iPad, Kindle, and other ebook readers and devices.
- Apple iBookstore (for iPad)
Note: iBookstores are country specific. At the moment, Apple only allow purchase of iBooks in selected countries. The above link is for the US iBookstore. Please go to iBookstore of your country (from your iBook app) and search by author "Caroline Lim" to puchase the book.
- Amazon Kindle Store
Note: Kindle books are only available for purchase in selected regions.
- Google Store
What customers say
"Wonderland is a great story. I love the weaving of the organisation development theme into the fairy tale. It is done seamlessly and with many clever puns. Now I really know what it means to be a bad egg." ...
Ignatius Low
News Editor
The Straits Times
"This book provides valuable insight and techniques for overcoming the challenges we face daily as 'agents of change' – which I believe all managers must be, in our fast-changing global economy. The story is a clever way of addressing some of the organisational challenges that many in business face, particularly if the reader has met with resistance to change." ...
Fergus Gregory
Managing Director
Lloyd
"A very engaging book indeed! Interesting & educational. There are many parts of the book that I like and can learn from, one of which is to be aware of confirmation bias trap. The human mind is subconsciously selective, seeking to confirm our beliefs when we gather information or even when we ask questions." ...
Ng Boon Teck
Manager (Group Operations Development)
PSA International
