 | Beads of Borneo The honorary curator of beads at the Sarawak Museum, Heidi Munan, displays the beauty, variety and mystique of the beads and bead culture found in the world’s third-largest island, transcending its political boundaries to cover the Malaysian (...) |
 | Chronicle of Malaysia > Feuilletez un extrait de cet ouvrage Capturing the full dramatic sweep of Malaysia’s recent history, this book will take readers on a whirlwind tour through the nation’s first 50 years, picking up the story in January 1957 with the run-up to (...) |
 | Malaisie Prix Goncourt 1930. « Ce qu’il y a d’histoire romanesque dans ce livre est à peu près insignifiant à côté de son élément essentiel : sa force de style, sa poésie intense, ses puissantes racines humaines et divines et en somme sa haute, raffinée et savante (...) |
 | Malaya : 500 Early Postcards > Feuilletez un extrait de cet ouvrage Through a series of postcard galleries, Malaya : 500 Early Postcards vividly captures the changing landscapes and townscapes of the Malay Peninsula from the late-19th to mid-20th century, and traces key (...) |
 | Malaysia at Random > Feuilletez un extrait de cet ouvrage This veritable treasure trove of information on Malaysia is arranged, as the title suggests, randomly, so that readers will come to expect the unexpected on each page. Designed in a charming, classic style (...) |
 | Malaysia : A Pictorial History Malaysia : A Pictorial History 1400-2004 documents the history of Malaysia from the beginning of the Melakan Sultanate approximately 600 years ago to the emergence of Malaysia as a modern nation during the last two centuries. The chief focus is (...) |
 | Perak : 300 Early Postcards > Feuilletez un extrait de cet ouvrage This book captures a rare and insightful view of the Malaysian state of Perak as depicted by postcards from the 19th and 20th centuries. It covers the royalty and government of the Perak as well as the (...) |
 | The Encyclopedia of Malaysia The Encyclopedia of Malaysia is the first authoritative series of reference books produced on Malaysia, one of Southeast Asia’s most rapidly developing nations. Each volume in the series explores a single subject area, bringing to life details of (...) |
 | The Planter’s Bungalow Travel through the plantations of peninsula Malaysia with authors Peter and Waveney Jenkins as they visit the architecturally diverse estate bungalows that housed generations of managers and their families through some of the country’s toughest (...) |
 | The Soul of Malaya Written by France’s literary prodigy Henri Fauconnier, The Soul of Malaya is one of those rare novels that is on one level an absorbing drama and on another level, a social commentary. Set in the early 1900s, the book describes the experiences of (...) |
 | The White Rajahs of Sarawak In 1838 James Brooke left England in search of adventure in Southeast Asia. Armed with a dream of expelling the Dutch and establishing enlightened British rule in the region, he undertook missions for the Sultan of Brunei, pursuing pirate (...) |
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