Born Guilty depicts a disillusioned generation: a generation that seldom understands who or what is responsible for their fate. Families literally live from hand to mouth, oblivious of what tomorrow brings forth. Children are denied parental care,...
By Simon N. Ndumbi
Ours is by far the most technologically and intellectually advanced generation to traverse the earth. Yet, on the contrary, it scores lowly on the moral front. One is left to wonder why the disconnect. How ironical that traveling to the moon (and...
By Mkumbo
Maryam needed plenty of help and resolve to deal with a custom that had been transmitted for centuries in the traditions of her people. The turning point came when she overheard her mother talking to a visitor. I have already talked to the...
By Noor
Monkey and Man cook together and split the food halfway. However, Monkey just isnt satisfied with his share. He comes up with a cunning plan to get more food than his friend. Does it work out?
By Kerubo
Rogers of Keru and Kairu once lived in peace until the day famine strikes. Each village sends their warrior to guard the River Kanyaboli. War starts between warriors from Keru and Kairu. bird sings a peace song to the warriors. Will they listen to...
By Ogallo
Tieni and her siblings huddle around the fire in Grandmothers kitchen, waiting to eat her tasty food. In the flames of the fire, Tieni hears voices calling her name. Her ancestors are calling to her from the fire! They whisper only to her and draw...
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This story uses simple words to help your child learn to read and build their vocabulary. One word and two letters words: I, a, am, my, to, it, of, do, go, on Three letter words: two, see, dog, the, use, big, dig, now, put, sit, top Four letter words
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Just like the sunbird sucks nectar from the flowers, so will children find sweetness in these stories. Sunbird Readers have been specifically designed to encourage reading for pleasure and to meet the supplementary reading needs of the children...
By Morara
The Junior Readers Series has been specifically designed to encourage reading for pleasure and to satisfy the supplementary reading needs of children in Upper Primary School. Wide and repeated reading of books in this series should helpto...
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We Come in Peace Then the captain looked at me and said, Quick! I looked to my left and saw ... a river of blood, my blood! It flowed, washing the deck of the Man-of-War in a crimson tide. Then I lost consciousness. I did not wake up until I found...
By David Mulwa
Is a new series targeting lower secondary school students. The series is also recommended for other readers looking for hilarious modern stories told in a powerful and highly refreshing fashion. The readers in this series will certainly keep you...
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Little Bear, wake up! It is time for school. Dress up! It is getting late. Hurry up! Oh, wait... Where is bear’s shoe? This entertaining story about Lulu bear is sure to leave the readers cheering at her creativity. This book helps the reader...
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The beautifully illustrated African Phonics Readers consists of nine decodable stories. Each story introduces target letters, starters, sight words, rhyming words and minimal pairs where applicable. These books allow for teaching of specific...
By Kazungu
When Robs friend Daudi comes for a visit, he is shocked to see a messy house. Daudi teaches.his friend a thing or two about reusing and recycling, and turns Rob the raccoon into Rob the recycler! Read on to find out how he does so.
By Moran
Kelly the crocodile loves water. She cannot help but waste it. Then, one day, she finds out that there is no water left to waste! Will Kelly bring back the water or find another way to save the day? Read on to find out.
By Moran
My Mothers poem and other songs is a powerful and compulsive vintage of declamatory verse. The poems in this collection trenchantly address themselves to such broad-based issues as the ideologial crisis in the American- led new world order gender...
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Best friends, Tamanna and Yasmine, cannot believe their good fortune when a school is set up in their Afghan village. However, their dreams for the future are shattered when the Taliban burns down the school and threaten the teacher and students...
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the girls realise they must flee. Travelling through dangerous mountain passes,
the