Go popular, kinokuniya, mph.
Selling $60++ book a piece.
Only cheap bookstore is xcessbook.
Disheartening that reading still not a culture in, Malaysia, says PM Anwar
Disheartening that reading still not a culture in, Malaysia, says PM Anwar
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Jun 2 2025, 08:10 AM
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Go popular, kinokuniya, mph. Selling $60++ book a piece. Only cheap bookstore is xcessbook. MegaCanonF, 13th, and 1 other liked this post
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Jun 2 2025, 10:50 AM
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QUOTE(MR_alien @ Jun 2 2025, 08:26 AM) It's never about book You're not wrong, but it's not their fault. I learned to love books because my dad used to bring me to book fairs and the public library.Reading itself is most Malaysian's kryptonite It doesn't have to be just books...it can be article or anything online Since when you ever see anyone read before....they rather go TikTok go watch useless stuff Kids these days are not exposed or given enough chance to bury themselves into books because the public libraries are often lacking. Even at schools, libraries are only open during recess time. If more bookstores are accessible to more kids B40 and M40 kids, we might be able to cultivate the reading culture. From my own experiences, trying to buy books for my kids is challenging. 2 of my kids love reading Malay and English novels, but its too expensive for dickybird liked this post
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