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The Graduate by Ednah Samba
To have an edge against about 50,000 graduates annually in Kenya alone, one must prepare constantly. The Graduate has government research, personalized stories and, blowing insights on the employment and entrepreneurship space positively challenging professionals up the ladder.
Inside you will find answers to the most pressing questions every graduate faces, illumination on being an ideal candidate, and expert advice on acing interviews. Learn to master the complexities of the workplace, align with your purpose, and unleash an entrepreneurial spirit with an eye on crisp tips to financial advantage.
With dedicated chapters on mental health, tailored advice for employees and, employers, plus a heartfelt message to you the Readers, THE GRADUATE equips anyone, anyone, with tools, confidence, and inspiration to thrive in their new professional life. Step boldly into the future!
The 1982 MUTINY and the Aftermath by ...
Building a strong marriage
Beyond the Mirage By Hamid Abiyo Omar
This book is a collection of poems. It is about passion, which encourages one to go for it. The book expresses love and happiness. It also deals with social issues like politics and stigma and motivates one not to shy away but to expose it. Last but not least, it is about advice given from people. You have options either to heed or ignore them.
A Thousand Lights by Hamid Abiyo Omar
A Thousand Lights, is a novel about love having many chances till you find the right one. Therapy chooses not who, it is okay to us all. The relationship of a mother-child is important, or else, mayhem. It depicts the role of parents to their children as important. The novel, captures the story of Deli with former wife Ruth, best friend Jemima, who is or was a crush and finally the real wife Leila and Zulfa the daughter.
Winning Talent Through Sustainable Ta...
THE FALL OF KINGS by Franz Owano
Ancient Egypt, 1353 BC
Amenhotep III is dead. An end to a long and definitive reign. His son Amenhotep IV, a privileged & self-absorbed prince ascends the vacant throne. Torn between honoring the precedents of the past and forging a novel path. All while wrestling to temper the ambitions of his beguiling yet sly Queen Consort; in a hostile conspiratory court. Will his radical political and religious reforms kindle progress or fan the flames of destruction?
A tale of terrible beauty in which two desperate and friendless boys, lurking in the fringes of nobility turn to each other to find the courage to aspire, dream and summon the most potent force of all: The Will to Power.
This prequel to The Heart of a Prince weaves a saga of bitter conflict, smoldering desires and undying love. Kings will fall and conversely rise in a passionate struggle for a revered land.
Why Donald J. Trump Must Win 2024 by ...
This insightful book delves into the high-stakes 2024 presidential election, exploring the challenges and strategies facing Donald J. Trump. With a focus on the political landscape, media influence, and grassroots movements, it offers an analysis of why Trump's victory is crucial and how he can overcome the odds. Perfect for political enthusiasts and anyone interested in the future of American leadership, this book provides a clear, concise, and engaging look at the road to the White House.
Petals of Fate by Collins Teurey
Carlos Otieno struggles to balance the demands of academics with the restless pull of adolescence. Known among his peers for his poetry and unmatched talent in crafting love letters, he becomes the quiet force behind many blossoming romances, earning a few coins along the way. While his closest friends, Adrian and Voke, plunge into flings and secret affairs, Carlos holds back, resisting the tide that sweeps everyone else along.
Everything, however, changes when Adrian, playing matchmaker, introduces him to Linda. What begins as a hopeful leap into love unravels into a cruel twist of stolen identity and betrayal. For the first time, Carlos must wrestle not only with desire and loyalty, but with the heavy hand of fate itself.
EMBRACING NEURODIVERSITY: Unlocking P...
This book highlights the positive framing of learning disorders as part of neurodiversity. It helps in the navigation of the complexities of education, by helping parents, caregivers and educators recognize the diverse needs of learners and create inclusive environments that support their growth. It explores various conditions that fall under the umbrella of neurodiversity, including dyslexia, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Dyscalculia, ADHD, Dysgraphia and others.
The book explores the best strategies to manage these learning disorders.
How We Rise by Lucy Wairimu
How We Rise is a navigational guide for women who aspire to rise. The essence of the book is simple: to use proven, practical tactics from women who have succeeded to develop lessons and strategies that others can use to navigate and create success in their lives, businesses, and careers.
Success is deeply contextual. As such, learning from those who have successfully navigated certain contextual dynamics provides a robust and informed starting point and boosts chances of succeeding better and faster.
This book was written to provide literature and reference on how women rise in the African context. Drawing from the rich experiences of women leaders from diverse backgrounds, it is loaded with useful and practical insights that will benefit individuals, organizations, and communities on how to support and maximize women’s resourcefulness.
Ink Well Reading Journals
The Ink.well Reading Journal is a space where readers can their goals and reading experiences. Our reading journal has the following prompts; 1. Wish list 2. Reading tracker 3. Shelf life 4. Reading challenge 5. Book reviews. 6. Book Club reviewing 7. Borrowed books logAnd so much more. Elevate your reading experience with this amazing journals.
THE GO GETTER PLANNER by Hannah Githuki
The Go-Getter Planner is your ultimate tool for achieving goals and maintaining a balanced, productive lifestyle. It offers a structured approach to planning, tracking, and reflecting on your journey to success.
This planner includes a habit tracker, monthly and weekly goals, a monthly money date, a vision board, short-term and long-term goals, weekly and monthly reviews, and a goal action plan, among many other things.
SINS OF OUR FATHERS by Brendah Nashil...
BE HAPPY MY DAUGHTER: Provoked to hea...
The Present Hindsight by Gakuru Githinji
The book is from the writer to his younger self, to inform him of his brain surgery that made him lose all his memories. Due to this background, the author has gone through the stigma of mental illness, and writes to destigmatize brain related issues like depression, suicide, childhood trauma and madness, to name but just a few. Brain related issues are internal, hence mental wellness is necessary, just as physical exercise is, hence the book takes us through processes to be mentally fit in this tough times we all find ourselves in, as we are all affected mentally in one way or another. Let's Talk and continue highlighting the importance of creating awareness of the importance of Brain Fitness, for all matters of life begin and end at our brain's health.
THE STRANGER MY MOTHER LOVED by Edwin...
The Stranger My Mother Loved is simply a thrilling story, told from the horse’s mouth-Chepkirui, through the first-person’s narrative voice.
A young form three girl has always wished to know who her father is, but her mother, Conslata has always been elusive. Once the mother decides to open up, she is left more confused than before by her father being too near yet too far, having just heard his voice that morning.
This story is presented in the simplest perspective for effective communication to the targeted audience. The vivid description, flashbacks, dialogue, sarcasm and satire in the story make it very real and authentic!
The story touches on issues that are ailing the society, ranging from GBV, preference of the boy child in families, effects of social media, love, politics and corruption, poverty, challenges that come along with single parenthood among others.
We can clearly feel Chepkirui’s desperation in wanting to know her identity, probably like many youths in the society. The big question is, will they harbour grudge against their fathers once they know the truth or they will embrace them?
Chepkirui’s mother wants Chepkirui to start a Girl's Club in school, a platform to create awareness on femicide, gender-based violence and reading the red flags in a relationship. Could this be the alpha of a better society where the girl child will know her worth in a relationship from the word go?