Starchild: Malaysian children imagine their dream homes


Vishvathev S. Theyantran, 9

What is your idea of a dream home? Some children would love to live in a gingerbread home that's filled with chocolates and ice cream. Some of our young readers say they wish they could live in a house that resembles the home of the Na’vi people in the sci-fi adventure movie, Avatar. Raise your hands if you dream of eating krabby patties with popular character SpongeBob SquarePants inside his pineapple house in Bikini Bottom!

Starchild readers had a lot to say on the topic, Dream Home. Most readers want to stay in large mansions but there are a few who prefer to live in caravans so they can travel while staying safe during the movement control order due to the Covid-19 pandemic. We will feature more letters next week.

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