Starchild: Malaysian children send Valentine's Day greetings through drawings


Nadia Asha Solomon, 6

Valentine's Day is an excellent opportunity to show affection to those we love. You can always show your gratitude to your loved ones by giving them a hug, a card or making a phone call. How about a call to your grandparents to say “I Love You”? Or bake some cookies for your best friend in school. After all, Valentine’s Day is all about demonstrating our love and affection.

Here’s what Starchild readers had to say on the topic, Valentine’s Day.

Nicole Tan Jia Mae, 8Nicole Tan Jia Mae, 8

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