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Dunia Hadaa by Hammie Rajab
Silent Storms
15% of all married couples are not able to conceive within a year of regular sexual intercourse. This brings a big strife in marriages especially in African set up where children are a hall mark of a successful marriage. These book explores the struggles Nicodemus and Mary go through in their quest for a child in their 11 year marriage
Tamarin by Priya Hein
Resurrection: Novel by Leo Tolstoy
Leo Tolstoy's last completed novel, Resurrection is an intimate, psychological tale of guilt, anger and forgiveness
Serving on the jury at a murder trial, Prince Dmitri Nekhlyudov is devastated when he sees the prisoner - Katyusha, a young maid he seduced and abandoned years before. As Dmitri faces the consequences of his actions, he decides to give up his life of wealth and luxury to devote himself to rescuing Katyusha, even if it means following her into exile in Siberia. But can a man truly find redemption by saving another person? Tolstoy's most controversial novel, Resurrection (1899) is a scathing indictment of injustice, corruption and hypocrisy at all levels of society. Creating a vast panorama of Russian life, from peasants to aristocrats, bureaucrats to convicts, it reveals Tolstoy's magnificent storytelling powers. Anthony Briggs' superb new translation preserves Tolstoy's gripping realism and satirical humour. In his introduction, Briggs discusses the true story behind Resurrection, Tolstoy's political and religious reasons for writing the novel, his gift for characterization and the compelling psychological portrait of Dmitri. This edition also includes a chronology, notes and a summary of chapters.
DIFFERENTSHADES OF HOUSEKEEPERS: Brid...
Different shades of housekeepers is an inspiring and motivational message of hope and restoration
on the relationships that co-exist between different housekeepers and their employers across the
world.
There are so many strange evil stories said all over the world concerning housekeepers and their
employers but not much awareness has been done on ways and measures that can be
implemented to rebuild positive working environments hence strengthening their relationships.
Identifying and being made aware of the roles we ought to play as housekeepers, employers, the
community and the government at large is one step towards bridging the gap between
housekeepers and employers. What then are these roles and how can we honor God in our working
relationships as housekeepers and employers?
Would you want to improve your relationship with your employer or housekeeper? Are you about to
give up on your employer or your housekeeper? Find out the answer to all your questions by reading
through this narrative which contains so many educational messages of hope derived from real life
experiences. Unlike many other narratives, this narrative has been expressed in a very simple
manner and language for everyone to comprehend.
Different Shades of Housekeepers is here to restore, to rebuild, to bring hope and to remind us to do better in our relationships as housekeepers and employers
Seen and the Unseen by Mushila Victor...
The Book of Unsilenced Voices: Kenya’...
Deliberately Raw by Charles Macharia
Deliberately Raw is a personal memoir deliberately designed to inspire generations through the author's personal experience of a life that has undergone a full cycle.From early betrayal to vulnerability,the author aptly capture what a normal kid has to go through before making it in life.Although he has not achieved much in life,atleast he has something to write home.
Voices of My Old Self by Stephen Omondi
This is an adventurous revelation of my transformation through time. At the most frustrating time of my life, I was back to review my life experiences. Through this traveling back in time, I came into contact with a guide, not from outside, but within. With time, I started getting clues to what I should do, especially to be in balance. I went through frames of the scariest experiences I had gone through in life, and I had to learn to face the fear. I learned to transmute all the negative energies, and it is only then that I could begin a new. When the dust finally settled, I felt rejuvenated as if charged with an ever-flowing energy. The energy I could feel for sure, but I could not name it;and neither could I box it in any of the existing categories of labels. It was partly me.
The Take of Wapegotsa by Stephen Omondi
The biggest test in lifei is exercising your freedom, while at the same time, respecting those of others. But with this freedom comes judgement; of you by other people, and of other people by you. You will therefore live your life always considering what other people will say, and think of your actions, appearance, opinion, and behaviour. Is there a way of escaping this?