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Asian Festival of Children’s Content
25–28 May 2023

Two Sisters, One Sarong

Two Sisters, One Sarong is picture book that tells a simple story about reconciliation. Two sisters grow up enjoying great times together sharing a sarong and playing with it in every way they can possibly think of. Their relationship grows as they spend time together but one day they fought over the sarong. Both wanted it and both did not want to give in. The sarong tore in half and they went their own way with their torn half of the sarong. That was the beginning of their strained relationship. Even the arrival of their third sister did not heal them until one day a crisis took place when the baby sister they loved fell into a river and the only way to save her was for them to tie their sarongs together to rescue her from th water. The crisis and the knot tied on the bridge opened their eyes to see what was more valuable in life - peace that is priceless and relationships that are precious.

 

Legenda Puteri Santubong

Puteri Santubong and Puteri Sejinjang are children of gods who came down from heaven to take care of the mountains in Sarawak. One day they fought over Prince Serapi who came because he wanted to see the greatness and beauty of the two princesses. This has caused both princesses to feel jealous, one feels good and the other will not give in until death. Even though they swore not to fight. Sejinjang hit Santubong's cheek then Santubong responded by stabbing him with a belida stick then Sejinjang turned into Monkey Island and Santubong into Mount Santubong.

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