First Print Run Fully Ordered by Bookstores, New Print Run Underway

KUALA LUMPUR, June 2026 – The response to the books written by Noordin Khalid continues to be overwhelmingly positive.

The publisher is pleased to announce that the first print run of Build a Resilient Life and How Tissue Paper Made Him Rich, in both English and Bahasa Melayu editions, has been fully ordered by Popular Bookstores, one of the region's leading bookstore chains.

This achievement reflects the growing interest among readers in books that focus on resilience, personal development, financial discipline, and life transformation.

Build a Resilient Life shares the author's real-life journey of overcoming challenges, building resilience, and embracing continuous growth through discipline and perseverance. Meanwhile, How Tissue Paper Made Him Rich presents a unique and inspiring story of how a simple sketch on a piece of tissue paper became the foundation for a powerful financial mindset and a more secure future.

The encouraging response received during the Kuala Lumpur International Book Fair (PBAKL) 2026, combined with strong demand from major bookstore networks, demonstrates that the messages contained in these books resonate with readers from all walks of life.

To meet the increasing demand, the publisher is now preparing a new print run, which is expected 

The author and publisher would like to thank everyone for their continued support and encouragement. It is their hope that both books will continue to inspire readers to build stronger, more resilient, and more meaningful lives.

With the first print run fully allocated, readers are encouraged to look out for the upcoming reprint, which will soon be available through bookstores and online channels.

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Noordin Khalid's Books Receive Encouraging Response at PBAKL 2026

KUALA LUMPUR, June 2026 – Participated in the Kuala Lumpur International Book Fair (PBAKL) 2026 has been a truly rewarding experience. Books written by Noordin Khalid, also known as SirNoordin, received an encouraging response from visitors throughout the event.

Among the titles that attracted significant attention were Build a Resilient Life and How Tissue Paper Made Him Rich. Both books recorded strong sales and emerged as some of the bestselling titles among Noordin Khalid's published works.

Build a Resilient Life takes readers through a journey of challenges, perseverance, self-discipline, and personal growth. The book resonates with individuals seeking inspiration and practical insights on building resilience in an increasingly demanding world.

Meanwhile, How Tissue Paper Made Him Rich captured the interest of many readers through its simple yet practical approach to personal finance. The book tells the story of how a simple sketch on a piece of tissue paper became the foundation for a powerful financial discipline and mindset that transformed lives and reduced financial stress.

What made the event even more meaningful was the opportunity to meet readers who shared how the author's previous works, including Rahsia 100 Impian: Corot Menjadi Pakar, had inspired their personal and professional journeys. Some visitors travelled from different parts of the country specifically to meet the author and obtain signed copies of his books.

The author would like to express his sincere appreciation to all readers, supporters, friends, family members, and the event organizers who contributed to the success of PBAKL 2026. Their encouragement serves as a strong motivation to continue writing, sharing experiences, and producing meaningful works that can benefit others.

As an exciting new development, Build a Resilient Life has now been translated into Bahasa Melayu and is available digitally through Google Books, making its message of resilience and personal growth accessible to an even wider audience.

The author hopes that every book he writes will continue to inspire, motivate, and guide readers in building lives that are more meaningful, resilient, and successful.

"We may not be able to control every challenge that comes our way, but we can always choose how we respond to it."

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