Johnny Can See: a new Singaporean children’s book


Recently I was head-hunted by a local author to create a website for her upcoming book. The book in question is titled “Johnny Can See”.

“Johnny Can See” is an educational book that details a young boy’s problem with his vision and the whimsical adverture his imagination takes him on as he visits an eye doctor for the first time.

This book has garnered praise from educators, including Julia Gabirel and is an entertaining and interesting teaching resource that parents can use to teach their children.

Visitors can purchase an autographed copy online, making it very personal and highly collectable.

For more information, visit Johnny Can See!

If some of my loyal readers are wondering why a Ninja Master, Classical Guitar teacher is creating commissioned websites, I should mention that my previous employment history (at Ogilvy, Mentis Marketing, Fat Pixel and MINDEF Public Affairs) has created a demand for my services as a marketing communications specialist.

I occasionally accept these jobs. Sometimes I blog about them, sometimes I don’t. The latter situation is firmly put into effect when a client specifically ask for confidentiality.

My classical guitar students should not worry. I am extremely content teaching classical guitar by day and being a ninja at night.

Enjoy the website and don’t forget to purchase your very own personalised autograph copy here!

Author: Dedrick Koh

Dedrick Koh is an acclaimed , fully-booked classical guitar teacher who teaches from his home studio at Sengkang. He has been teaching the classical guitar since 2006 and has successfully prepared students for ABRSM and Trinity exams and he holds a flawless 100% pass rate, and a 90% merit/distinction rate for his students. He was previously an instructor cum assistant conductor at Ngee Ann Polytechnic Strings under Alex Abisheganaden . Dedrick Koh is also a former public relations and communications specialist, having carved out a notable 10-year career in both the public and private sector. He has work for/on brands like Nanyang Polytechnic, Coca Cola, DHL, Nokia, Nestle, the Health Promotion Board, the Economic Development Board of Singapore and the President Challenge. He also also been featured in the Straits Time, the New Paper, and CNN.

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