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Nairobbery and other stories by Sylve...
Pendo’s Power Children’s ...
PENDO'S POWER TEACHES LIFESAVING EDUCATION AND EMPOWERING RESOURCES THAT PREVENT CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE.
Meet Pendo! Pendo is a six-year-old girl from Kenya’s Kibera slum. She prevents sexual abuse by teaching her friends about body autonomy, consent, safe touch, and the power of their voice! This illustrated storybook will empower both parents and children to respond to sexual abuse. Written in English and Kiswahili, children will learn how to harness the power of their voice to speak up against sexual violence.
Easter Coloring Book by Citrine Topaz
Hop into a world of colorful Easter fun with our enchanting Easter-themed coloring book! Delight in adorable bunnies, decorated eggs, and cheerful spring scenes waiting to be brought to life with every stroke of your child's imagination. From vibrant Easter baskets to whimsical garden gatherings, each page is bursting with creativity and joy. Perfect for little artists aged 2–5, this charming book promises hours of holiday entertainment and artistic expression. Whether nestled in an Easter basket or enjoyed as a rainy day activity, this coloring book is sure to captivate and inspire. Get ready to add a splash of Easter magic to your child's day—grab your crayons and let the coloring adventures begin!
Hop Skip and Jump by Scholar Akinyi &...
Hop Skip and Jump is a riveting tale that takes us through the lives of three adolescent neighbours caught up in the 2007/8 Post Elections Violence in Naivasha. The three accounts are a testament of how one major occurrence can be experienced differently. It is also a reminder that children, too, have a say when the history of a country is told.
The Goat Cartel by Jennie Marima (A n...
Sali, a city dweller, is unwillingly shipped off to Kajiado in the countryside for the Christmas holiday. Her cousin, Tiptip, picks her up at the bus station. The matatu trip with Tiptip is the beginning of an adventure as they make sense of strange happenings. In the process, Sali makes a discovery which throws her into a spin.
Awakening by Naima Mohamed
Real Growth Hacks by Festus Maina
Real Growth Hacks is the Best Practical Guidebook for Investment & Career Growth.
It uses tested strategies for growing low-performing careers and investments to high-performance and shows what works and what doesn’t.
With failure and success cases, it gives you practical working philosophies, financial capitalism secrets, deep work systems with social, emotional, and psychological guidelines from idea formulation, and preparation to psychological execution for real growth. Wicef highly recommends it.
You deserve this book and your need to gift a close friend struggling to practically grow their career and investments.
My Weekly Reflection Journal
This journal is tailored for children aged 10 to 12 years old, guiding them on a journey of self-discovery and personal growth. Complete with tools for success, the journal empowers young minds to evolve into successful individuals capable of making a positive impact on the world. Moreover, delightful reward badges are included to celebrate their achievements, and a surprise reward awaits within the journal.
START YOUR UNIVERSITY JOURNEY WITH TH...
‘’For those going into university for the first time, these are your formative years; this book provides the basis upon which you can build a formidable foundation which will serve you well through college, but most importantly, when you graduate and embark on your professional life… This book is also of great value to parents of university students; to those counselling students as they prepare for their careers and for those in university administration… It is a book whose time has come, but also one that I wish had been published many years ago because it was greatly needed then, it is much needed now and will serve students well into the future; it is a book that’s timeless in its guidance and wisdom.’’
Foreword by Professor Chacha-Nyaigotti-Chacha.
THE CRIMSON PILL by KACHIEN KIYANY
As a 21st century African masculinity I was at a crossroads. Coming from strong time tested African cultural values, encouraged to turn right into the path of the perfect Christian man. Finding dissatisfaction I staggered back to the cross road where the yet unexplored paths of red pill and conformity to left liberal type of masculinity awaited to tempt me. Those men who are ahead of the other men are encouraged to never speak of their failures. To cry with their tears rolling inside. Walk with me as I share what I have learnt as I walked away from paralyzed masculinity.
Can one test the bible? Why should I care what God says about Red Pill? Is African culture repugnant to God? Did God, Jesus, Adonai, Hashem invent polygamy and is he truly pro-polygamy?
All The Old Gods- A collection of ess...
A feminist’s unrivaled desire for freedom beyond the shadows cast by society and the shame accompanying unbridled self-expression. Defacing parallels drawn between femininity and weakness.
A Cyborg’s quest to discover what it truly means to be human in a journey spanning centuries. Uncertainty gives urgency to this tale as an artificial intelligence masters human emotion and the potential dangers it exposes to mankind. An analysis of the most practical financial model capable of liberating Africa from the shackles of poverty into the dawn of economic prosperity.
A family afflicted from the wounds of an absentee mother and a young woman’s great expectation of forgiveness, resolution and healing. Identity, race and the systems of control experienced through the eyes of a young man grappling with the ills of modern-day power structures. In a bid to comprehend how some men came to be unequal.
Folklore from a bygone era, exhuming an age-old question. What does it profit a man to gain the entire world at the expense of his soul?
Compiled in a thought-provoking collection of essays and short stories. Providing crystalline observations of life at large and the transcendent nature of the human condition.
The Power of Self – Love by Wan...
With Eyes Wide Closed by Erick B. Gic...
With intrigue, love, lust, fame, greed, and cruelty, ‘With Eyes Wide Closed’ Novel... The problem is that Willis wants a simple girl for a wife while Amira is out to conquer the world. They are now embroiled in a vengeful tussle. With money and influence, Amira is poised to wipe the floor with him.
Author: Erick B. Gichuru Length: 285Pages
Genre: Drama| Crime | Romance
Gracefully Broken by Susan Kibe
Gracefully Broken is a story of overcoming assault, pain, misery, faced with the stigma of the season. It shows how God turned around the story of denial and identity crisis for His glory. The author's mess was turned into a message, pain turned into power, that is now being served to generations through this book.
SheLeads: Lessons from Women Leaders ...
The inclusion of Women in Leadership has proven to be of immense value in the overall Growth and Development agenda across different sectors. In order to enjoy the benefits of Women’s Leadership, we must acknowledge its Power, Uniqueness, and Contribution. We must also Embrace it, Support it, and put up Strategic Measures to Build it and Use it to Complement and Strengthen the overall Leadership Agenda until we fully realize Holistic and Inclusive Leadership and its Maximum Impact.
We must rally behind and support Women Leaders as a strategic move toward stirring development and raising our competitiveness. We must look at women leaders as a strategic resource that can power and contribute to growth across all sectors. Going by the numerous reports on the value of gender inclusivity, it is clear that embracing women’s leadership is not only the right thing to do but a powerful growth and development strategy.
This book is a collection of reflections, insights, and lessons from women leaders from diverse backgrounds written to demonstrate the value of the inclusion of women in leadership. The book also serves as a platform to amplify the voices of African Women Leaders as well as showcase their exceptional impact in the different spaces they serve in. The book also captures the experiences and insights of women from other parts of the world who have had an opportunity to exercise leadership in Africa.
Through the insights shared herein, the authors seek to highlight the dynamics, power, uniqueness, contribution, opportunities, challenges, and need for active participation of women in a way that can be used to strengthen women’s leadership.
The Women Leaders Featured in this Volume include: CHRP Elizabeth N. Chege
Eunice Maina
Evelyn Kitsao
Sharon Cheramboss
Katherine Silva
Edith Wangare Njage
Grace Wangeci
Winnie Osulah
Kawsar Koodaruth
Zippy Chege
Marianne Nyangi
MaryAnne Karanja
Decimar Ogutu
Nancy Kemuma
Mary Ogola
Dr. Njeri Kamere
Dr. Edna Orina
Edinah Kangwana MBS, MHC.
EAST AFRICAN POP MUSIC: THE HISTORY O...
Mama Student
Mama Student is a mix of fictional and a powerful real-life narrative of a young Kenyan mother’s journey abroad amidst the demands of being a wife and having young children. The story brings out several themes, including family life, education, Career transition, Migrating, and settling abroad. It is told beautifully and creatively, also telling some bits of her native country of origin and life in the Netherlands while still blending and sticking to the central theme- the life of being a mother and a student at the same time.
As a mother, Mary Paul plunges headlong into her second degree armed with nothing but the grace of God and an unquenchable thirst for knowledge, and her burning desire to restore her previous career status in her country, but this time around with a complete career transition that will see her overcome untold challenges to achieve her goal finally. The story begins with a high-tech career, and along the journey, the story brings out the price she had to be whom she finally became.
The mama student tale is one of enduring struggles and triumphs. It is the story of late nights spent writing code while the world sleeps, school runs, and study sessions melding seamlessly together, stolen moments of marital bliss amidst endless piles of work. It also brings out life abroad, offers very educative information, and sheds light on how life is abroad compared to Africa, where the author comes from. It is a story of love, family, education, travel, career, and motherhood.
Salt and Gravity: Illustrated poems b...
Lucky Girl by Irene Muchemi Ndiritu
Soila is a lucky girl by anyone’s estimation. Raised by her stern, conservative mother and a chorus of aunts, she has lived a protected life in Nairobi. Soila is headstrong and outspoken, and she chafes against her mother’s strict rules. After a harrowing assault by a trusted family friend, she flees to New York for college, vowing never to return home.
New York in the 1990s is not what Soila imagined it would be. Instead of finding a golden land of opportunity, Soila is shocked by the entitlement of her wealthy American classmates and the poverty she sees in the streets. She befriends a Black American girl at school and witnesses the insidious racism her friend endures, forcing Soila to begin to acknowledge the legacy of slavery and the blind spots afforded by her Kenyan upbringing. When she falls in love with a free-spirited artist, a man her mother would never approve of, she must decide whether to honor her Kenyan identity and what she owes to her family, or to follow her heart and forge a life of her own design.
Lucky Girl is a fierce and tender debut about the lives and loves we choose—what it meant to be an African immigrant in America at the turn of the millennium, and how a young woman finds a place for herself in the world.