Goodbye, Mount Emily (Book 4)

“I found this a riveting read. A complex story vividly told!”
—Tan Ter Cheah, author of One

“The story displays a keen sensitivity to human relationships, and will appeal to children, teens and the young at heart.”
—Huang Jinfang, English Language Teacher and Mother of Two

“Low Ying Ping has done it again with her second book, that sees Patsy and Elena on a rip-roaring, catch-in-the-throat adventure. I couldn’t put the book down. Firmly set in Singapore, yet a universal YA fantasy like any five-starred Amazon book I would buy for my children.”
—Hwee Goh, Former Journalist and Author of Timmy and Tammy Discover Children’s Book Series

“The third book in Low Ying Ping's Mt Emily series is yet another wonderful adventure as we are transported through a very much timeless adventure. The well pieced together plot is so incredibly creative and well written that it can and should be enjoyed by all ages. Seamlessly sewing the elements of a local Singapore book with that of a classic YA novel, I could barely put it down.
—Kyra Tan Kai Lin, 14, Singapore Chinese Girls' School

 “This book made me go ‘wow!’ out loud when details that I didn't think were important all came together in the most unexpected way. I found myself thinking about the story and the characters even after I turned the last page.
—Annika Yeo, 12, Raffles Girls’ Primary School

“This nail-biting adventure never fails to entertain me no matter how many times I read it. I hope the next book will come soon.
—Wong Kylin, 11, Mayflower Primary School

"There’s a bit of everything in this book - mystery, action, drama with a sprinkle of romance. A time travel adventure that kids can really sink their reading teeth into!”
—Suzanne Jung, Media Consultant and Former Channel NewsAsia News Anchor and Editor

Low Ying Ping holds a Master’s degree in English Literature from the University of Warwick. Her poems have appeared in Singa, the journal of the National University of Singapore Centre for the Arts; and QLRS (Quarterly Literary Review Singapore). This is her third novel.