While playing with his two best friends one day, Four Tooth the hyena had a stomach ache. On the way to the toilet, he finds a large leg of ham! What should he do? He had to rush to the toilet! Then Four Tooth had an idea! But when he returns from the toilet, the leg of ham is gone! Who took it? Will his friends, Red Hair the lion and Chip Ear the leopard help him find the leg of ham? Inspired by the Chinese idiom, 此地无银三百两 (ci di wu yin san bai liang), this quirky, meaningful story is suitable for readers of all ages.

J.H. Low has always been a passionate artist, illustrator and creator of stories. He holds a BA (Honours) in Fine Arts from the University of Leeds, UK, and a MA in Children’s Books Illustration from the Anglia Ruskin University, UK. In 2009, he received Honourable Mention from the judges of the Macmillan Prize for Children’s Picture Book Illustration for There Is Nothing Buried Here, which was translated into Chinese and became his first published book. J.H.’s illustrations are spontaneous and masterful, and often imbued with a light touch of humour. He is the illustrator of Dragon’s Egg (2012) by award-winning author, Carolyn Goodwin. He is also the author and illustrator of the much-loved children’s book, Lost in the Gardens (2015), the first in a series of books on Singapore’s attractions.