The time is always right

Non-Fiction
Written By Ilona Ang

"The time is always right to do what is right." 

Martin Luther King Jr.


Hi!

I’m Ilona Ang. I’m an expat, a wife, a mom, a daughter, a sister, and a friend. Here I share with you those gems of information that “already have been said, but nobody was listening to.” Welcome!

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Posters
“Repentance” by K. Gibran
Literature
“Repentance” by K. Gibran
Literature
Literature
“Queue for the Zoo” by C. Bevan
Poetry, Teens & Kids, Literature
“Queue for the Zoo” by C. Bevan
Poetry, Teens & Kids, Literature
Poetry, Teens & Kids, Literature
The Fox and The Raven.
Literature, Teens & Kids
The Fox and The Raven.
Literature, Teens & Kids
Literature, Teens & Kids
Arabian Nights Poem
Literature, Teens & Kids, Poetry
Arabian Nights Poem
Literature, Teens & Kids, Poetry
Literature, Teens & Kids, Poetry
The Vixen
Stories, Literature, Teens & Kids
The Vixen
Stories, Literature, Teens & Kids
Stories, Literature, Teens & Kids
Healthy Anger VS. Abusive Anger
Self-Development, Mental Health, Non-Fiction
Healthy Anger VS. Abusive Anger
Self-Development, Mental Health, Non-Fiction
Self-Development, Mental Health, Non-Fiction
Alphabet Print by Tad Carpenter.
Art, Education, Creatives
Alphabet Print by Tad Carpenter.
Art, Education, Creatives
Art, Education, Creatives
The Fox and the Tiger.
Literature
The Fox and the Tiger.
Literature
Literature
…it’s never too late, or in my case too early, to be whoever you want to be…
Inspiration, Non-Fiction, Literature
…it’s never too late, or in my case too early, to be whoever you want to be…
Inspiration, Non-Fiction, Literature
Inspiration, Non-Fiction, Literature
Imaginary Places
Children
Imaginary Places
Children
Children
Games for Children.
Games, Children
Games for Children.
Games, Children
Games, Children
A Maze for Little Ones.
Children, Games, Community
A Maze for Little Ones.
Children, Games, Community
Children, Games, Community
Puzzles!
Children, Games
Puzzles!
Children, Games
Children, Games
The Children’s Hour by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Poetry, Literature, Children
The Children’s Hour by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Poetry, Literature, Children
Poetry, Literature, Children
Introduction to Philosophy.
Non-Fiction, Philosophy
Introduction to Philosophy.
Non-Fiction, Philosophy
Non-Fiction, Philosophy
Which letter is missing?
Education, Children, Games
Which letter is missing?
Education, Children, Games
Education, Children, Games
Socratic Dialogue at School.
Education, Philosophy, Non-Fiction
Socratic Dialogue at School.
Education, Philosophy, Non-Fiction
Education, Philosophy, Non-Fiction
Puzzles for kids. Math.
Math, Education
Puzzles for kids. Math.
Math, Education
Math, Education
Hands by J. Donaldson.
Literature
Hands by J. Donaldson.
Literature
Literature
Nut Tree. Julia Donaldson
Non-Fiction, Literature
Nut Tree. Julia Donaldson
Non-Fiction, Literature
Non-Fiction, Literature
Clouds
Literature
Clouds
Literature
Literature
Halibu the Hunter. Mongolian legend
Stories
Halibu the Hunter. Mongolian legend
Stories
Stories
The Red Wheelbarrow
Stories, Literature
The Red Wheelbarrow
Stories, Literature
Stories, Literature
Can you find these objects? Kids’ Game.
Non-Fiction
Can you find these objects? Kids’ Game.
Non-Fiction
Non-Fiction
The Boy and the Dragon Pearl. Chinese Legend.
Stories
The Boy and the Dragon Pearl. Chinese Legend.
Stories
Stories
Crossing The Bar. Alfred Tennyson, 1889.
Non-Fiction, Creatives, Morality, Inspiration
Crossing The Bar. Alfred Tennyson, 1889.
Non-Fiction, Creatives, Morality, Inspiration
Non-Fiction, Creatives, Morality, Inspiration
Picky Eating Stops Here: Division of Responsibility Method for Toddlers.
Non-Fiction
Picky Eating Stops Here: Division of Responsibility Method for Toddlers.
Non-Fiction
Non-Fiction
Story Water. Rumi.
Literature, Philosophy
Story Water. Rumi.
Literature, Philosophy
Literature, Philosophy
Productive Vs Unproductive Worry.
Non-Fiction, Mental Health, Self-Development
Productive Vs Unproductive Worry.
Non-Fiction, Mental Health, Self-Development

Natural emotion gone bad and how to detect it.

Non-Fiction, Mental Health, Self-Development
Ilona Ang
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