Soul Publishing House
Two Frogs,
Seven Oceans
When Perspectives Seem Blurry
Nadzru Azhari · M.A. Sani
A memoir / parable

Two Frogs, Seven Oceans

When Perspectives Seem Blurry
by Nadzru Azhari & M.A. Sani

A story about two boys who left their ponds, crossed borders they were never prepared for, drowned a little, learned to breathe again, and returned home carrying the kind of wisdom you only earn the hard way.

Part memoir, part parable, part Southeast Asian odyssey — from Kelantan's muddy banks to Kedah's classrooms, from Manchester's cold stone halls to the quiet corners of adulthood where a person finally meets their truest self.

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About the book

Behind the humour, the banter, the philosophy, and the frogs is a quiet truth: some people leave home to find a better life; others leave so they can return knowing who they really are.

You will meet a Kelantanese rebel who thought he understood the world until the world rewrote him. A Kedahan contrarian who never fit the mould, so he built a new one. Teachers who appeared at impossible moments. Friends who became family without ceremony. Losses that carved wisdom deeper than books ever could.

Inside the book

The authors

Nadzru Azhari

Grew up in Melor, Kelantan — between rivers, border towns, and half-forgotten stories told by men who had seen too much and women who carried entire worlds in silence. He writes from the edges of ordinary life, where humour, pain, and stubborn hope walk together like old friends who never agree, but never separate.

M.A. Sani

A Kedahan by birth, Kelantanese by osmosis, and a lifelong practitioner of organised rebellion. Writer, systems thinker, and the architect of an entire civilisational stack that nobody asked for but everyone eventually needs. His specialty is taking the complex, breaking its bones, and rebuilding it so even a frog can understand it.