QUICK DELIVERY
Swift dispatch
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.
The Anatomy of Transition: Navigating...
The Anatomy of Transition: Navigating the In-Between explores transition as a deliberate, God-supervised process rather than a crisis or failure.
Drawing from over thirty years of lived experience in Christian ministry, leadership, and community life, the book provides a reflective and practical framework for individuals who sense that a season is ending but have not yet arrived at what is next.
The first part of the book weaves personal narrative with insight, tracing the author’s own journey through multiple seasons of spiritual formation, ministry environments, and leadership transitions.
These memoir-style chapters establish a lived context for understanding how transition unfolds over time and why it often feels disorienting. The latter chapters move into teaching and reflection, examining how to recognize the signs of transition, how to navigate the liminal “in-between” space without fear or regression, and how to exit seasons and structures with honor, clarity, and emotional health.
Particular attention is given to themes such as identity, obedience, honor without bondage, the misuse of “release” language, and the difference between the body of Christ and the organizational structures built around it.
Rather than offering formulas or quick fixes, the book functions as a map,helping readers interpret their inner unrest, discern changing seasons, and move forward without guilt, panic, or unnecessary conflict.
It is written for believers, leaders, professionals, and anyone sensing a shift in calling, identity, or assignment, and serves as the first volume in a broader series that will later explore systemic and theological dimensions of the Kingdom of God.
IN GOOD STEAD ROGER STEADMAN’S MARKET...
This is the biography of Roger Steadman researched and written by Lloyd Igane.
After a marketing career with Unilever, Roger an early marketing pioneer started a media monitoring company in the guest wing of his house with a staff of only six young Kenyans.
The book focuses on how this young company grew into an African multi-national research company with trusted capability for carrying out projects in almost all the countries on the continent.
A thoroughly interesting and entertaining yet thought provoking read, which reveals the internal decisions, successes, failures and challenges his company faced in maintaining high integrity whilst growing into the undisputed leader in providing data and insights in East Africa.
Fun to read it also provides a historical and often humorous record of how the marketing, advertising and research industries started, developed and grew in East Africa. It is a source of reference for serious marketers, business school students and faculty.
It’s a must read for budding entrepreneurs and anybody who does business in Africa.
TAKING STOCK OF DEVOLUTION IN KENYA: ...
Taking Stock of Devolution in Kenya: From the 2010 Constitution, Through Two Election Cycles, to the BBI Process examines the devolved system of governance in Kenya in retrospect with specific reference to constitutional, governance, and policy debates as well as experiences in the 47 counties. Its scope falls within the 2010 Constitution, through two election cycles, in 2013 and again in 2017, up to the changes proposed by the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI), and the ramifications that all these issues, events, and processes portend for the future of devolution in Kenya.
THE GLOBALIZATION OF TERRORISM: FROM ...
The Globalization of Terrorism: From Sicariis, Assassins to ISIS is an analysis of terrorism from both historical and international relations perspective. The book sheds light on the contentious subject of terrorism, tracking its beginning from antiquity, to the Middle Ages, and its subsequent globalization in the contemporary times. The focus on contemporary terrorism intersects the dizzying pace, frequency, religionized and globalized nature of recruitment and attacks that have become major threats to national and international security.
The Score Takes Care of Itself: My Ph...
The Positive Edge by Dr Catherine Ngahu
- The positive edge,Dr.catherine Ngahu reveals how resilience and emotional intelligence can transform the way you think,lead,and live..It sharpens your ability to stay positive,grounded,and focused when life gets tough.. Positive edge is your guide to unlocking the mindset that multiplies your energy,clarity,and success from the inside out.
Beyond the Blackboard: A Testimonial
Beyond the Blackboard – A Testimonial is more than a teacher’s tale. It is the odyssey of a dream that refused to be silenced, carried across the Gusii highlands, the valleys, chalks and blackboards that became windows of opportunity for many Kenyans. Born in colonial Kenya to a family that did not have much, Mwalimu Nyong’a Obuba’s first classroom door opened only when he was ten. Though late, he was armed with grit, faith, and the unwavering support of his uncle, Meshack Nyanchama, rising to become a high school principal who shaped the future of many.
After serving as primary and high school teacher, Nyong’a was elevated to the principalship of a nascent Kiabonyoru High School. For two decades at the helm, he transformed challenges into triumphs, nurturing students who later went on to stride into boardrooms, science laboratories, classrooms, and other positions of power and influence. Beyond being an educator, his students regarded him as a compass, mentor, and a father as the school became a powerhouse in academic and extracurricular activities.
Now in retirement, Nyong’a looks back with gratitude. He bears witness to the quiet, world-changing power of teaching. This book is a tribute to resilience. It is an anthem to the nobility of education, and a reminder that the truest legacy is not inscribed in stone, but in the lives of others.
What Others Say
“This inspirational autobiography offers a deeply personal and motivating account of his teaching and life experiences. The author’s engaging writing style makes one feel as if one were hearing the story firsthand, leaving one inspired and motivated.” – Sylvia Okweba, Editor.
“Mwalimu’s life as lived and documented reveals the outcomes of compassion, diplomacy, and fairness. His lessons in kindness and firmness will inspire the readers and change the mindset of others.” – James Maganda, Regional Manager, Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) - Kisii Cluster.
Love Beyond For Country: Bearing the ...
In the heart of colonial Kenya, as rebellion and fear spread across the land, three men face impossible choices that will test their courage and faith. Nuhu, Macaria, and Njathani live simple lives until a bold missionary arrives with a message of hope that shakes their world. As war looms and loyalties are tested, they must decide whether to follow their traditions, protect their families, or embrace a faith that could cost them everything. Danger lurks in every shadow – raids, spies, and betrayal threaten their fragile community.
Their journey is one of discovery, sacrifice, and unshakable belief. Will they find the strength to stand firm in the face of fear, or will the pressures of war and tradition silence their testimony? It will keep you captivated from start to finish.
Supremacy: AI, ChatGPT, and the Race ...
Forgiving the Inexcusable: The Scanda...
In a world simmering with anger, broken relationships, and silent wounds, Forgiving the Inexcusable is the bold voice that ministers grace to our souls and healing to our hearts.
From the streets of Nairobi to the private corners of our hearts, this book speaks to the everyday person who has been hurt, betrayed, disappointed, or pushed to their limit. With honesty, wisdom, and pastoral warmth, Shadrack Andibo takes you on a journey through real stories—some heartbreaking, some astonishing—showing that forgiveness is not weakness, naïveté, or pretending the pain didn’t happen. It’s power. It’s freedom. It’s the doorway to a life no longer controlled by bitterness.
You will walk through the anatomy of offense, the trap of resentment, and the heavy toll anger takes on your soul. You’ll learn how to deal with difficult people with grace, how to forgive when it feels impossible, how to pursue reconciliation without losing yourself, and how justice and forgiveness can actually stand side by side. Along the way, you’ll meet people, both Kenyan and global, whose courageous acts of forgiveness have stunned the world.
Whether you are struggling to forgive others, battling to forgive yourself, or wrestling with the feeling that even God has let you down, this book opens a path toward healing, hope, and a new beginning.
For anyone tired of carrying old wounds, Forgiving the Inexcusable is a compelling reminder that grace is stronger than anger, and that no story is beyond redemption.
SHE IS MY MOTHER by Albert Ndenga
She Is My Mother
By Munai Ndenga
She Is My Mother is a powerful family drama that honors the silent strength of a woman whose life of sacrifice becomes the foundation of generations. Through a tense family reunion led by the eldest son, Jamlek, long-buried truths emerge about their mother, Sophia—her survival of domestic violence, abandonment, betrayal, and her unwavering devotion to her children.
As the siblings confront their past, they also face a devastating present: Sophia is critically ill. At her hospital bedside, painful confessions, forgiveness, and reconciliation unfold. Despite a life marked by suffering, Sophia chooses grace over bitterness and leaves her children with a final legacy—one that calls for the end of domestic abuse, the protection of family, and the building of homes rooted in faith, respect, and love.
When she passes, her children are left not only with grief but also with purpose. Her story becomes their calling to break cycles of violence and silence.
She Is My Mother is a moving tribute to motherhood, resilience, forgiveness, and the power of love to transform pain into legacy.
Diary of a wimpy kid: Party-pooper
It’s Greg’s birthday—and you’re invited to the chaos. In Partypooper, the 20th book in Jeff Kinney’s global smash-hit Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, Greg Heffley is planning the ultimate party—for himself.
But when the guest list grows, the decorations flop, and the surprises backfire, this birthday bash turns into a total blowout—just not the kind Greg had in mind.
Packed with cake disasters, family fiascos, and classic Wimpy Kid humor, this book is perfect for readers ages 8–12.
The Girl Next Door
She was the girl everyone saw, but no one truly knew. The one who smiled through pain and hid behind the curtain of silence.
The Girl Next Door is her story — a journey from invisibility and pain to faith. Through honest storytelling, the author shares her early struggles with sickness, toxic relationships, invisibility and longing for love. She later learns how to embrace her identity and step boldly into the purpose God has for her.
This book is a good read for Raw Truth, Fierce Love and Divine Revelation where parenting is evolving, Faith is deepening and every chapter calls you higher into purpose, growth and Godly legacy.
The Twilight Of Possibility by Nila M...
The Twilight of Possibility shines a light on mental health in a way that feels honest and human. Through a mix of personal experiences and heartfelt reflections, it breaks down the stigma around speaking up and reminds readers that mental health is something we all navigate in different ways. This book offers comfort, clarity, and hope — especially for young people trying to make sense of their emotions and find their footing in a complicated world.