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Super Sara and the Lost Baby
The Secret Wish by Jennie Marima
'The Secret Wish' emerged second in the 2022 Jomo Kenyatta Prize for Literature in the Children’s Category
The story revolves around Kanini, who has always wanted to be a princess, just like the one she has read about in the storybooks. Her wish is soon granted but it might not have been what she was expecting. This fantasy tale is full of unexpected twists and turns and promises to have readers glued to the end.
Trio Troubles by Jennie Marima
Kitty Cat and Other Stories by Jennie...
Just this Once by Jennie Marima ̵...
A Little Nap by Yvonne W. Wamuyu and ...
Makie Goes To School by Badru Mulisike
A Boy Named Salah by Sahara Abdi R...
My Brother With The Colourful Brain b...
Protecting Our World: Childrens Poems...
PROTECTING OUR WORLD; Children's Poems on Environment & Cleanliness
- by Larry Liza.
This book focuses on training children in environmental consciousness, cleanliness and personal hygiene through poetry, personal activities and guided activities for the parents/guardians and the children. It's highlights are:
- Approved by the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD)
- Encompasses the Competency Based Curriculum
- best for 8-12 year olds, give or take 2 years, all races, religions
- All 80 pages in full colour.
The Newcomer and Other Stories by Wan...
A Monkeys Wedding by Lisa Christoffersen
Litu Citizen by Grace M. Njuguna
- My litu Values book Raising ethically grounded children.
Jahenda the Teenager Mother
Jahenda, the Teenage Mother is a coming-of-age story about Jahenda, the protagonist and a Form-two student at Chavavo Secondary school, who believes education is her key to success. Like most teenage girls, she vows not to be distracted by teenage love, but when Alan, a handsome and charming young man, shows interest in her, she is tamed by his charm and falls head over heels in love with him. Yielding to the temptations of love, Jahenda makes the biggest blunder in her life when she becomes pregnant and, as a result, is expelled from school, an outcome which derails her dreams for success. That is not all! She is shunned by most people in her rural community and must confront the stigma of having a child outside wedlock. To make matters worse, when Alan, the very young man responsible for her pregnancy, dies unexpectedly after a snake bite, this young mother finds herself at a crossroads in her life. What makes Jahenda’s story a compelling read, therefore, is her ability to harness her inner ambitions to emerge from her fix by doing the unthinkable and defying societal norms to save herself. What a cautionary tale! Will this teen mother’s last act be her saving grace?
Many in One and Other Stories from Af...
Many in One and Other Stories is a convergence of stories by budding writers of both genders from diverse regions of Kenya. The anthology breaks the monotony of classical Kenyan writers and captures emerging voices on the Kenyan literary scene. This meticulous and careful selection has considered a range of subjects from post election violence, political animosity, national integration, greed, broken love and cultural alienation. Set in contemporary African settings with vivid characters, the stories seek to entertain, challenge, inform and chastise the readers.
With precision of eye and word, the writers in this anthology make lucid their creative territories. Ingenious and original, this anthology of resonant, assured and gratifying stories comes from a true connection with lived places and experiences accruing there-from. All the writers treasure language and deftly use its resources of metaphor, voice and syntax to explore their worlds and offer readers new knowledge about their worlds. I trust that readers will find this anthology a sizzling good yarn bubbling with edutainment.
Teens Guide to the Constitution of Ke...
The Teens Guide to the Constitution helps the youth understand the Constitution of Kenya, 2010. The guide simplifies the technical language with which the Constitution is written and provides a colourful and age appropriate access to the Constitution. The activities at the end of each chapter, also allow a reader to test their comprehension with each read.
The guide is valuable to the public and even more, to teenagers, aspiring law students and young activists who are interested in making an impact in their communities. It helps them appreciate their rights and duties, as well as their roles both as a Kenyan citizens and young leaders.
The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind By Wil...
When fourteen-year-old William Kamkwamba’s Malawi village was hit by a drought, everyone’s crops began to fail. Without enough money for food, let alone school, William spent his days in the library . . . and figured out how to bring electricity to his village. Persevering against the odds, William built a functioning windmill out of junkyard scraps, and thus became the local hero who harnessed the wind.
Lyrically told and gloriously illustrated, this story will inspire many as it shows how – even in the worst of times – a great idea and a lot of hard work can still rock the world.
Bringing The Best Out of Yourself in ...
Title: Bringing Out The Best Out of Yourself in Primary School and Beyond
Series: Bringing Out The Best
Author: Toroitich Patrick Yegon
Target Readers: Teenagers; class 6,7,8
This book has been written to help our children understand their world and how to conquer it by providing education of the mind which shapes our children’s development towards being responsible, manageable, dependable people who apart from being academic giants are a people of desired character and aptitude. The book takes the pupil through the following areas: Habits and why they are important, Values, Life Skills and Mannerisms, Academic Excellence, Life in School and a taste of Life beyond primary school
Carnivore Mountain by Charles Chanchori
Tuli blames his older brother Jabali for a mistake in the past that led to tragic consequences. Jabali is tired of shouldering the blame.
Armed with this sibling rivalry, the brothers get lost in Carnivore Mountain where they must put their differences aside if they can even begin to hope to find their way to safety.