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Triggered Vol.2
This foundational first volume helps teens and young adults decode the "Big E" emotion: Anger. Author Nyakio Cheryl frames anger not as an enemy, but as a crucial "fire alarm". This alarm system is a messenger alerting you to deeper, underlying feelings like fear, pain, shame, or frustration. This book teaches you to define and understand anger, identify its common triggers (like identity confusion, injustice, lack of control, and unexpressed trauma), and gain awareness of who is truly controlling your actions when you get angry. It provides the essential knowledge to build a solid foundation for self-mastery, preparing you to take control of your emotions rather than allowing them to control you
Triggered- (A guide to self mastery f...
A Handbook for Slaying Anger and Achieving Self-Mastery Building on the foundation laid in Volume 1, this second volume moves from understanding to action, offering practical strategies for "slaying" anger and achieving ultimate self-command. The core mission is to help you "take the remote back" from the reactions anger tries to force upon you. It explores the damaging consequences of rush decisions made in anger—such as losing friendships and opportunities, and reveals how anger is a trap that hijacks clarity, offering a way out through methods for healthy expression, mindset recalibration, and ultimately teaching you how to Master the Fire to achieve Alignment, or turning your intentions into reality by managing your emotional energy.
Kani and Taila’s Magic Water Ga...
Join Kani and Taila, two curious friends, as they discover how to grow food right where they live. With a little creativity, water, and care, they turn a small city space into a Magic Water Garden where plants begin to grow and thrive.
Through their fun adventure, children learn that you don’t need a big farm to grow food. Even in the city, small spaces like balconies, windowsills, and tiny gardens can become wonderful places for plants to grow.
Beautifully illustrated and easy to follow, this story gently introduces children ages 6–9 to the idea of urban farming in a way that feels magical, simple, and exciting.
Revenge of the Clever Trees by Oluoch...
Revenge of the Clever Trees is a hilarious children's story exploring the ordeal that Budaboss the Great. A modern, humorous fable featuring a naughty boy, Budaboss, who on an exciting adventure through an enchanted forest learns the hard way the value of respecting the environment and preserving the earth's green cover.
Furaha Kwa Ajili Yako – Endelea...
Mpendwa Miale Midogo ya Jua,
Hiki ni kitabu chako maalum cha furaha…mahali ambapo tabasamu hukua kama maua, kicheko kung’aa kama mwanga, na wema kuufanya moyo wako uangaze kama dhahabu.
Kupitia kucheza, shukrani, na nguvu ya kufikiria, utagundua kuwa furaha daima imekuwa hapa, ndani yako… katika wakati huu wa sasa hivi.
Kila ukurasa ukukumbushe ukweli huu rahisi: Ulizaliwa kung’aa. 😊
Mathematics Contest by Wandera Ogana
Little Hesabu Friends by Wandera Ogana
LA RENTRÉE DE NED – Learn Frenc...
The Sons Who Learned to Stand-A Tale ...
In the heart of Nairobi, where estates are loud with trends, jokes, and endless distractions, a group of boys begins to forget what it truly means to grow into strong and honourable young men.
Brayo and his friends spend their days laughing, copying whatever is popular, and avoiding responsibility — until one evening, a strange hyena appears.
The hyena laughs at them.
Not because they are young…
But because they are refusing to grow.
With the gentle guidance of Babu Linani, the boys are introduced to the forgotten ways of dignity, courage, self-control, and responsibility. Through simple challenges and deep self-discovery, they begin a journey that will change how they see themselves forever.
This is a powerful and timely tale for every boy growing up in the modern city — a story that calls sons back to strength, honour, and purpose.
The Sons Who Learned to Stand is a moving reminder that real masculinity is not in noise or cruelty, but in discipline, clarity, and the courage to do what is right.
The Unfortunate Tale of EVINGA & ...
In the quiet village of Ebwali, children knew the rules of the land…
Do your chores.
Return before dusk.
Never wander near Luanda rocks.
But Evinga was not like the others.
She laughed at warnings.
She loved adventure.
She believed nothing could happen to her.
Until one evening, deep in the bush, a beast called Linani awakened…
And Mama Evinga’s cries would echo through the night forever:
“Evinga E-vinga… Evinga mwana wange ..Evinga ....Linani…”
A chilling folktale of obedience, wisdom, and the dangers that hide beyond forbidden paths.
Finally Sweet 16 by Tabitha Kanini an...
The sixteenth birthday is huge in any girl’s life! Sweet indeed. Blooming and blossoming are fitting words to describe the following years. So, how do you prepare your daughter, sister, niece, granddaughter…? Here’s a worthy gift to surprise the precious girl! A total of 16 reflections and a loaded Bible study guide at the back is the investment you will grateful for. Look no further.
The Last Train Home by Tatenda Cather...
Synopsis
The Last Train Home follows Khayelihle, a young Zimbabwean man returning from abroad, as he boards a cross‑country train that will take him back to the family and homeland he left behind. Haunted by memories of his late father—a railway worker whose legacy looms over him—Khaye grapples with the tension between honouring his family’s expectations and pursuing his own dreams.
As the train winds through the landscapes of Zimbabwe, each stop reconnects Khaye with the places that shaped him: the sacred hills of Matobo, the bustling streets of Harare, and the quiet corners of his childhood home. Through heartfelt conversations with fellow passengers, he begins to see reflections of his own struggles—stories of sacrifice, resilience, and the enduring pull of family ties.
Back home, Khaye confronts unresolved conflicts with his family, who worry that his ambitions to support local artisans through a new business venture stray too far from the stability his father valued. Through these tensions, he discovers that honouring legacy does not mean repeating the past, but building upon it.
As he rekindles bonds with loved ones—through storytelling nights, shared meals, and visits to the local train station—Khaye finds clarity. He embraces a new purpose: to root his dreams in the values passed down to him and to guide future generations through mentorship and community work.
Ultimately, The Last Train Home is a story about identity, belonging, and the invisible threads that tie us to our heritage. Through Khaye’s journey, the novel explores how the past shapes the future and how family—despite distance, time, or conflict—remains the compass that points us home.
Rotai the Dreamer by Tatenda Catherin...
Dubbed “the dreamer” by his fellow villagers, Rotai embodies the essence of aspiration amidst adversity. While others labour beneath the sun's stern gaze, he finds solace beneath the classical Musasa tree, sketching visions of vibrant futures. Yet, dreams, as the story poignantly reveals, are mere wisps against the harsh realities of hunger and despair. Rotai’s family, steeped in poverty, mirrors the cracked earth around them. His mother, Hazvinei, a seamstress grappling with the weight of survival, becomes the quiet force that ignites Rotai's resolve. A serendipitous encounter with a barren patch of land awakens in him a yearning to cultivate life where none exists. With fierce determination, Rotai seeks to transform the desolate soil into a sanctuary of growth. Despite the scepticism of his peers, he nurtures his garden with unwavering dedication, illustrating the philosophical truth that belief can birth reality from the most unyielding circumstances. The emergence of the first green shoots symbolizes not just the revival of the land, but the rekindling of hope within the community. As the garden flourishes, so too does the collective spirit of the villagers. They gather to celebrate not merely the harvest, but the reflective metamorphosis of despair into joy; a testament to the power of nurturing not just plants, but dreams and connections. Rotai’s journey from a boy labelled a dreamer to a revered agriculturalist reflects the transformative potential inherent in belief, education, and community. Thus, Rotai the Dreamer is an imaginative exploration of the interface between dreams and reality, illustrating that from the depths of desolation, one can cultivate a garden of hope; a living testament to the resilience of the human spirit, ever reaching for the light.
Hoofbeats & Tails: The story of ...
President’s Visit by Victor Kibe
It is difficult to meet and dine with your president. It is rare to even do so without an
appointment. President's Visit is a story about a young boy, David, who has an unexpected
meeting with his president. This encounter inspires him and makes him face the future with
a new dream of becoming a pilot.
21 THINGS EVERY TEEN SHOULD KNOW by L...
21 Things Every Teen Should Know is a practical, faith-grounded guide written to help teenagers navigate the critical years of adolescence with wisdom and confidence. Rather than offering lectures or rigid rules, the book presents real-life lessons drawn from personal experience—mistakes made, choices faced, and insights gained along the way.
The book addresses key areas that matter to today’s teens, including identity and self-esteem, faith and values, peer pressure, social media, money management, mental well-being, relationships, and decision-making. Each chapter is short, relatable, and easy to read, making it accessible and engaging for young readers.
This title encourages growth rather than perfection, helping teens understand that their past does not define them and that they can make better choices for a healthier, purpose-driven future. It is well suited for teenagers, parents, schools, churches, and mentorship programs seeking meaningful and relevant resources for young people.
Different Millionaires: A Practical F...
Ever wondered why, with 8 billion people in the world, so few manage to excel at what they do?
Different Millionaires is a book about these people, who choose to think, believe and BE different. We look at the lives of excellent people in all spheres of life, and learn what makes them different from everybody else.
THE EMOTIONAL EXPLORER by Grace Murok...
This book is not like the ones you read for school. It is not filled with tests or grades or pressure.
Instead, it is filled with something far more important:
YOU. Your feeling, your thoughts, your fears, your strength, your story.
Inside these pages, you will meet other teens who feel big emotions like you do.
You will discover tools to help you calm your mind.
You will grow; gently, slowly, beautifully.
There is no right or wrong way to explore this book
