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If you are a literary publisher, the National Arts Council has grants available for application. Please click here to learn more.

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2025 BOOK AWARDS

  • The Markono Best Literary Work: Ownself Say Ownself by Joshua Ip (Landmark Books)
  • Best Graphic Novel: Amber & Blue and the Hunt for DNA by Claudia Flandoli (WS Education)
  • Best Non-Fiction Title:  If I were King of Singapore by Adrian Tan (Landmark Books)
  • Best Illustrated Non-Fiction Title: BMT Sketchbook by Asher Ong (Landmark Books)
  • Best Professional Title: Behind the Banyan: Ho Kwon Ping on building a global brand by Aaron Low (World Scientific Publishing)
  • The Juliet David Best Food Book: Lala-Land: Singapore’s Seafood Heritage by Anthony D. Medrano (Epigram Books)
  • Best Young Person's Fiction TitleThe Travelling Library Chronicles of Maizey Lee: The Road to Bangkok by Erni Salleh (Epigram Books)
  • Best Young Person's Non-Fiction TitleThe Rainforest Adventures of Biogirl MJ: Exploring Our Tropical Rainforests To Solve a Magical Mystery by Kong Man Jing and Raye Ng, illustrated by Alan Bay (WS Education)
  • Best Picture Book: Jemma Dreams of Sushi by Ruo-Ting & Mark Chen, illustrated by Cacticyn (Epigram Books)
  • The CLASS Best TextbookDigital Literacy and Computing Grades 1 to 6 (Marshall Cavendish Education)
  • Best Education SupplementSingapore Maths Calendar 2025 (Child Education Co.)
  • Book Marketing Campaign: Huế City by Claire Betita de Guzman (Penguin Random House SEA)
  • Best Book Cover Design: Sister Snake by Amanda Lee Koe, cover design by Tororo.aoi (Ethos Book)
  • Best Custom Publishing TitleTimmy and Bill Meet The Explorers of Sentosa (Sentosa Development)

SINGAPORE BOOKDATA

The Singapore Book Publishers Association is pleased to announce the launch of the Singapore BookData Platform. (https://www.bookdata.sg)

Singapore BookData was developed to assist the local book market and improve the flow of information about books published in Singapore. The Platform allows publishers to generate multiple marketing materials, including listing titles using the ONIX file format, the international standard for electronically representing and communicating product information. This tool automates many of the key tasks publishers use to send book information to physical store retailers, booksellers, online e-commerce stores, educational institutions and libraries. The platform also allows users to check prices, availability, bibliographic information and title classifications.