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In-Between, Turning Transits Into Tri...
In life, we often find ourselves in the in-between seasons of life – those moments where the road ahead is unclear, the past feels distant, and the future seems uncertain. This book is for those who wake up each day knowing they are not where they used to be, but also not yet where they are meant to go. It’s for those who wrestle with the silence of unanswered prayers, the tension of waiting, and the hope that something greater lies just beyond the horizon.
This book is dedicated to every leader who finds themselves in that sacred space between the promise and the fulfillment, between the dream and its realization. These are the moments where our faith is tested, our resolve is challenged, and our leadership is truly formed.
You may not know it yet, but it is in these in-between seasons that the greatest growth happens. The waiting is not wasted time – it is where God shapes you, where lessons are learned, and where your character is refined. You are being equipped, even in the silence, even in the stillness. This is where leaders are forged, in the unseen moments that no one talks about, but that matter more than we often realize.
BECOME YOUR BEST IN SENIOR SCHOOL
Senior school shapes who you are becoming. These years give you a sense of freedom, yet you still need direction that helps you grow into independence while staying responsible in your choices and actions. Many students assume freedom means doing anything they want, and they lose their way. You do not need to follow that path.
Become Your Best in Senior School gives you clear guidance that helps you move through senior school with confidence and purpose. You will learn how to adjust to a new environment, start afresh with a clear view of what you want, and build an attitude that supports your success. You will define success in your own terms, set goals you can act on, make value-based choices, manage your time with intention, and learn from mentors who help you grow.
Every teen carries potential. That potential becomes useful when you combine a strong mindset with steady effort. This book shows you how to use your potential well, one choice at a time, so you can build a future you can be proud of.
KAYA’S QUIET STORM
Kaya appears calm to everyone around her, but inside, a storm rages — a whirlwind of questions, fears, and unspoken emotions. As she navigates friendships, family expectations, and the search for her own voice, Kaya discovers that facing the storm within is the first step toward strength, understanding, and self-discovery.
A compelling coming-of-age story for teens that explores emotional wellness, identity, and the courage it takes to grow. Perfect for readers who want a story that resonates, inspires, and empowers.
Behind Kibe’s Smile
Kibe is known for his big, bright smile — the kind that lights up a whole classroom. But not everyone knows the story behind it. When a new friend grows curious, Kibe gently reveals that his smile comes from courage, gratitude, and the love that carries him through tough days.
A heartfelt story that teaches children the power of kindness, understanding, and looking beyond what we see on the surface. Perfect for building emotional awareness and empathy in young readers.
4-K CLUBS MAGAZINE – ISSUE 05
Discover the inspiring July–September edition celebrating youth innovation, leadership, and the spirit of “Learning by Doing.” This issue highlights the groundbreaking 2025 4-K Club Presidential Award Scheme, transformative school projects, and new milestones such as the launch of the Kantaria Agricultural Technology and Innovation Centre (KATIC). From creative garden solutions to climate education through puppetry, this edition showcases the future of agriculture in action.
My Journey as a Kingdom Wife To Be by...
My Journey as a Kingdom Wife To Be is a breathtaking, soul baring memoir of deliverance, healing, and divine transformation. In these pages, Muthoni Ngugi invites you into the sacred chambers of her becoming, where battles are fought in silence, beauty is refined by fire, and God Himself becomes the Author of her destiny.
From childhood wounds to spiritual warfare, from the search for love to the discovery of covenant, Muthoni chronicles the unfiltered truth of a life rebuilt by grace. Her story unfolds through intimate encounters with the Holy Spirit, the breaking of generational chains, the renewing power of inner healing, and a love story written in Heaven’s ink.
As she journeys from broken identity to divine purpose, from loneliness to holy desire, her heart becomes a living altar. Here, deliverance is not a moment, it is a metamorphosis. Love is not an escape, it is a mirror. And waiting is not punishment, it is preparation.
This book is more than a testimony; it is a roadmap for anyone, woman or man, married or single, longing for wholeness, purity, and God aligned love. It reminds you that you are never behind; you are being built. That the silence of God is not His absence; it is His sanctifying presence. And that the journey into covenant, whether with God, with yourself, or with another, begins long before the relationship; it begins with surrender.
Muthoni’s story will stir your spirit, awaken your identity, and draw you into the arms of the One who heals, restores, and writes the most beautiful destinies.
Because this is not just her journey.
It is yours.
It is every person’s silent battle, whispered prayer, and sacred becoming.
It is where pain met purpose, and where God rewrites your name.
POLITRICKS
Politricks is the book politicians hope you never read.
It uncovers the hidden tactics used to influence your thoughts, shape elections, and control public perception—often without you realizing it.
If you’re a leader, an aspiring politician, or simply a Kenyan who wants to understand how power really works, this book gives you the psychological tools and insider strategies normally reserved for political insiders.
Once you read Politricks, you will never look at politics the same again.
Get your copy today—before the next political game begins.
The Heart of a Home
The Heart of a Home is a tender and transformative journey into what truly matters in family life. Written by a devoted mother who has walked the beautiful, messy path of raising a family grounded in faith, this 280-page treasure offers more than advice—it offers companionship.
Through heartfelt reflections, real-life stories, and faith-inspired wisdom, this book explores the everyday moments that shape our homes: the conversations around the dinner table, the forgiveness whispered after conflict, the gratitude expressed in small gestures, and the prayers that hold everything together.
This is not a manual. It's a conversation. An invitation to pause, reflect, and rediscover the sacred in the ordinary.
My Side of The Street by Chris Lyimo
Deadbeat Dad: Reclaiming Fatherhood,H...
Every man carries a story of strength and shame, love and loss, pain and purpose. But behind the societal label of deadbeat dad lies a more profound fundamental truth; a wounded son's masculine heart longing to come home.
In Deadbeat Dad, Keen Arigi takes the readers on a raw and redemptive journey through the throes of fatherhood, identity and purpose. Drawing on his own transformation after the collapse of a long-term relationship with his child's mother and enduring more than a decade long inner work of healing, he exposes the roots of the father-wound, a prevalent wound in our society and shows how grace and healing becomes the pathway to redemption and restoration.
This book is not a pity story. Its a map and a mirror. It is a call to arms for a generation of men ready to heal and rise to reclaim their place as fathers, lovers, protectors, kings and priests under God's authority. Through Biblical wisdom, lived experience, psychology and cultural insights Keen invites men into a brotherhood he calls the Men.tall Dojo, a man's forge to heal the masculine soul- a movement redefining manhood as divine masculinity modelled after Christ.
Whether you are a father, son, a man searching for meaning or a woman supporting men on their healing journey or trying to understand the wound beneath the withdrawal, this book will speak to the depths of your soul and awaken something in you.
Swara magazine July – September...
Swara Magazine, The voice of conservation in East Africa. Championing for the conservation and sustainable use of our environment and natural resources. Providing essential conservation insights and sparking vital discussions on the best strategies for protecting East Africa's rich biodiversity and wildlife heritage.
In this July - September 2025 issue of Swara;
Discover bespoke insights on;
- The marvels of Tanzania’s Usambara Mountains
- How Kenya’s lungfish survives drought underground
- Oceans in Peril: East Africa steps up
- A new walking trail in the Aberdares
- Why Kenya’s cheetahs don’t belong in India
Swara magazine April – June 2025
Swara Magazine,
The voice of conservation in East Africa.
Championing for the conservation and sustainable use of our environment and natural resources.
Providing essential conservation insights and sparking vital discussions on the best strategies for protecting East Africa's rich biodiversity and wildlife heritage.
In this April - June 2025 issue of Swara;
Discover bespoke insights on;
- Lake victoria's escalating biodiversity crisis.
- Uganda's Untamed Safari Jewel - Kidepo valley national park.
- How Uganda's Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary is restoring the country's rhino population.
- How wildlife corridors in Kenyan Laikipia plateau are mitigating human-wildlife conflict.
- Lorreine Carneiro's passion for wildlife photography and conservation.
Swara magazine January – March ...
Swara Magazine is a quarterly publication of the East African Wild Life Society, a non-profit organization founded in 1961 to promote the conservation and sustainable use of the environment and natural resources within the region through awareness creation and advocacy.
In this January - March 2025 issue of Swara;
Conservation Features;
• Felix Pattron Explores the world of illegal wildlife Trade, understanding human motivations to curb on demand for illegal wildlife products to protect endangered species.
• Lucy Vigne, Christopher Muriithi and Stephen Njenga Explores how local communities are transforming Oloolua Forest into a thriving model for conservation and sustainable use.
• Joyce chimbi: The Blue forest of Vanga, A story of how communities are fighting against climate change in a remote village along the Kenya's coastline.
• Rupi Mangat Questions whether conservation efforts can help the Angolan primate Fight for Survival in her article entitled Diani's Forgotten Primates.
• Moffadal Shabir: Tales of the Elephant Snout Fish as a masterpiece of Evolution in Peril - from an his extra ordinary journey along the mara river.
• Rupi Mangat: Tales of the Mt. Elgon Elephants: A story of Tragedy to Hope. How a Limping elephant and her calf are raising funds for awareness for coexistence in Africa's mountain caves.
Biodiversity and Paddock diary features
• Muffadal Shabbir Alibhai recounts the fascinating journey of the Elephant Snout Fish, a resilient and enigmatic species struggling to survive amidst the challenges of Africa's changing aquatic landscapes.
• Rupi Mangat recounts how Chemukung, a rescued elephant on Mount Elgon, became a symbol of hope and a fundraiser for wildlife conservation.
• Jonathan and Angela Scott delve into the fascinating evolution of the Maasai Mara, exploring its journey from a big-game hunting destination to a beacon of conservation, community empowerment, and sustainable tourism.
• Simon Odhiambo and Kevin Maimba embark on a birding adventure in Laikipia’s Mugie Conservancy, capturing the region’s vibrant avian diversity.
On Safari, Portfolio and Rear window features,
• Brian Finch questions the future of traditional bird field guides in a world increasingly dominated by digital birding apps.
• Gideon Bett delves into the story of Chimpundu Lodge, where luxury meets conservation in the heart of Uganda’s Kibale National Park.
• Jade Gosrani, A Wildlife photographer shares how her lens captures the beauty of African nature to inspire conservation.
• Santiago Legarre explores the wonders of Samburu National Reserve and highlights its wildlife, landscapes, and welcoming sights.
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Black Navel by Paul Olisaeloka Anozie
About the Book:
When psychologist Dr. Jason launches the Bi-Dimensional View (BDV) project, he sets off a chain reaction that unravels more than just human memory. Enters Constance, a mysterious woman claiming past life memories, who infiltrates the project to reclaim lost abilities – and her past. As secrets surface and realities blur, Dr. Jason finds himself entangled in a web of ancient artifacts, buried conspiracies, and his own fragmented truths.
Regretting You by Colleen Hoover
Morgan Grant and her sixteen-year-old daughter, Clara, would like nothing more than to be nothing alike.
Morgan is determined to prevent her daughter from making the same mistakes she did. By getting pregnant and married way too young, Morgan put her own dreams on hold. Clara doesn’t want to follow in her mother’s footsteps. Her predictable mother doesn’t have a spontaneous bone in her body.
With warring personalities and conflicting goals, Morgan and Clara find it increasingly difficult to coexist. The only person who can bring peace to the household is Chris—Morgan’s husband, Clara’s father, and the family anchor. But that peace is shattered when Chris is involved in a tragic and questionable accident. The heartbreaking and long-lasting consequences will reach far beyond just Morgan and Clara.
While struggling to rebuild everything that crashed around them, Morgan finds comfort in the last person she expects to, and Clara turns to the one boy she’s been forbidden to see. With each passing day, new secrets, resentment, and misunderstandings make mother and daughter fall further apart. So far apart, it might be impossible for them to ever fall back together.
Why Did She Stay, Why She Didn’...
Why do strong, intelligent, capable women stay in relationships that slowly break them? Why do they hide their pain, silence their suffering, and protect the very environments that wound them? Why Did She Stay, Why She Didn’t Leave is a powerful and deeply insightful exploration into the invisible battles women fight behind closed doors battles that the world often never sees.
GETTING OLD SUCKS; STAYING STUPID SUC...
Getting old sucks — but staying stupid sucks more.
Life doesn’t come with a manual, but it surely comes with lessons. Some arrive wrapped in laughter, others in pain, regret, or revelation. In this brutally honest and humorous reflection, Wycklife Ooko Owino explores the beauty and chaos of growing older, the mistakes that keep us grounded, and the wisdom that sneaks in when we least expect it.
This is not a book about perfection — it’s about awareness. About learning to laugh at yourself, forgive your past, and recognize that ignorance is a choice once life has already taught you a few hard truths.
Through personal experiences, sharp insights, and stories that sting and soothe, Wycklife reminds us that every scar carries a story, and every story carries a lesson. The question is: will you learn from yours — or stay the same and call it growth?
If you’ve ever caught yourself saying “I wish I knew this earlier”, this book is your second chance to know it now.
About the Author
Wycklife Ooko Owino is a clinical officer, writer, and reflective storyteller whose works explore resilience, pain, and the human condition. Known for his authentic voice and unapologetic honesty, Wycklife invites readers to think deeper, feel braver, and grow wiser — one lesson at a time.
The Unemployment Handbook by Tanya Ny...
Unemployment is often treated like a personal failure, a shameful detour, or a silent crisis best whispered about. But what if we’ve been thinking about it all wrong?
In this bold, witty, and deeply human book, Tanya Nyambura challenges everything society has conditioned us to believe about work, value, and identity. Drawing from real stories, sharp cultural critique, and laugh-out-loud honesty, she exposes the myths that have kept generations trapped in fear, guilt, and endless job-hunting loops.
From the emotional fine print of being “conventionally unemployed” in relationships, to the silent pains that shape friendships, family dynamics, and self-worth, this book uncovers the realities most people are too embarrassed to name. It dives into the gendered expectations placed on women, the stigma placed on men, and the economic forces reshaping what “employment” even means in our age of AI, instability, and disappearing jobs.
But more than diagnosis, this book offers liberation. With clarity and humor, Tanya reveals the surprising pathways that exist beyond the 9-to-5—pathways that allow people to thrive financially, mentally, and relationally, without clinging to old employment models that no longer serve us. It’s a reframing of productivity, a reclaiming of dignity, and an invitation to imagine a life full of purpose, creativity, and autonomy—even in seasons that look nothing like what society expects.
Whether you are job-hunting, fully employed, retired, freelancing, caregiving, or floating somewhere in-between, this book is a lifeline. It dares you to rethink work, rewrite your worth, and refuse the lie that your value is tied to a pay slip.
This is not just a book. It is a permission slip—to breathe, to reinvent, and to rise.