Recommended for ages 3 and above

Once upon a time on a tropical island, there was a grand castle with 38 rooms. Living inside were two young princes, a princess and their pesky butler named OB Markus.

Prince Hector the Eldest is bookish and rational; Prince Humphrey the Youngest is rebellious; and Princess Harriet is daring and brash.

One night, the children hear a strange ghostly noise coming from the dungeon and decide to investigate.

About the Author & Illustrator

Liana Gurung is a recent graduate of the National University of Singapore. She has published a short story in The Ayam Curtain anthology (Math Paper Press) in 2012, and served in various capacities as English teacher, peer tutor and editor. The Phantom of Oxley Castle is her first children's picture book.

Chloe Tong read English at Nanyang Technological University, and is currently a postgraduate at the University of Warwick. She is a member of Burn After Reading, a collective of emerging young writers in Singapore. Her poetry appears in Inheritance, a Singaporean anthology on family histories. The Phantom of Oxley Castle is her first children's picture book.

Anngee Neo is a Singaporean illustrator who works predominantly in the digital medium to create illustrations with an emphasis on storytelling and characterisation that have been described as quirky, surreal and whimsical.

Clients includes HP, SJ50 Matsuri, The National Art Gallery Singapore, Singapore Cable Car and GAP. She is also the illustrator of several books, including The Phantom of Oxley Castle, The Crane and the Crab and The Rock and the Bird, which won the Hedwig Anuar Children’s Book Award and a Singapore Book Award.