Moon Lau releases her first book

Heidi Hsia

Updated 17 July 2018 at 11:24 pm

18 Jul – TVB actress Moon Lau is set to release her first book, "Smiling My Way Through".

As reported on Mingpao, the actress who spoke about her first book recently - which be making its way to the Hong Kong Book Fair today - will include a lot of topics including "the sweetness of youth, challenges of career, and the sense of success".

She added that it also features a first look into how the people around her impacted her life.

Admitting that she was thoroughly involved in all the process from writing to publishing, Moon said that it had been a very magical journey for her.

"We went to the United States for the photo-shoot. The whole journey; shooting, make-up clothing, coordination, planning were all done by a team of three people - including myself. We took photos in Los Angeles, Las Vegas and New York," she said.

The actress revealed that she will be attending the signing event at the Hong Kong Book Fair on 21 July.

(Photo Source: Moon Lau Instagram)

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