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Drive and Doodle -car coloring book b...
Gear up for an artistic adventure with “Drive and Doodle,” the ultimate coloring book for car enthusiasts of all ages! Whether you’re a budding artist or a seasoned colorist, this captivating book invites you to unleash your creativity and design your dream wheels.
Features:
High-Quality Paper: Thick, bleed-resistant pages ensure your vibrant colors stay put, whether you’re using colored pencils, markers, or gel pens.
Hours of Fun: Dive into intricate details, add racing stripes, and envision your ideal vehicle. It’s not just coloring—it’s a creative journey!
Race Against Boredom: Whether you’re waiting for an oil change or relaxing at home, “Drive and Doodle” provides endless entertainment.
Safari Adventures with Sam and Sara b...
Join siblings Sam and Sara on an exhilarating safari adventure through the stunning landscapes of Kenya! In 'Safari Adventures with Sam and Sara,' young readers will discover the wonders of African wildlife as they journey through lush savannas, majestic national parks, and encounter fascinating animals like elephants, giraffes, and lions. With captivating and vibrant illustrations, this book is not just a thrilling safari tale but also an educational exploration of Kenya's rich biodiversity and the importance of wildlife conservation. Perfect for curious minds and budding nature enthusiasts, 'Safari Adventures with Sam and Sara' promises an unforgettable safari experience from the comfort of your home.
Why (Not) Me: Memoir by John C Gichinga
Reverend John Gichinga's life mirrors the idiom "Skin of a Rhino l, Heart of a lamb" in a profound ways. Born without a prophet's foresight into a journey sculpted solely by divine hands, his story unfolds with peaks of joyous camaraderie and valleys of solitary questioning Why Not Me is full of lessons gleaned from John Gichinga's experiences, akin to gold in value, beckon others to witness a life lived gracefully.
Long Walk To Presidency by Issa Isack...
The Art of Being Neurospicy -Understa...
IN THIS BOOK YOU WILL FIND
- ✓Funny relatable ADHD Content ✓Understanding Adult ADHD and Its Multifaceted Expression ✓Detailed Self Assessment Tests to know if you might be having ADHD ✓Ways to manage ADHD without prescription drugs ✓Real Stories from other ADHDers ✓The positive side of having ADHD ✓ Things you will hear about ADHD which are simply not true ✓ADHD Life Hacks that actually work
TAKE BACK YOUR POWER by Vivian Wambui
THE REWIRED MAN by Don Otieno
THE REWIRED MAN is a beautiful and engrossing book on self-awareness and measured adventure of a changed man.
The book – anchored on the captivating story of a father, husband and lover of Christ – dissects the pit moments that most men grapple with as
they embark on the daunting journey of life. That although there are times in your life as a man – where your robe of many colors will be stripped off your back and yourself thrown into a pit – remember that there is life after the pit.
This book is a reminder that self-awareness is essential for becoming the Rewired Man that God has purposed for you using a redefined manCODE.
You will need others to give you an honest review of your character and keep you strong and accountable as you journey towards greater
integrity. Be that Man – The Rewired Man.
Aminata by Francis D Imbuga
Woman Fire Grace by Rebecca Makyeli
‘Woman Fire Grace’ chronicles the author, Rebecca Makyeli’s journey to redemption from the clutches of fifteen years of alcohol abuse, depression and homelessness right into God’s divine plan and purpose.
A deeply moving memoir, with its share of humor and vividly colorful figures, ‘Woman Fire Grace’ is a true story of beauty from ashes and is appropriate for anyone who has given up, been given up on - to show how God can restore anyone from anything that life throws their way.
The Song of a Blacksmith and Totems o...
The Song of a Blacksmith and Totems of Abagusii provides insights into two aspects of Abagusii that have not previously
been written in this level of detail. First are totems of Abagusii clans and how these came to be. There are insights that inform why, for instance, the Abagirango came to be associated with the leopard. This is in addition to the origins of some clans of Abagusii. Stories of totems of Abagusii clans are similar to stories
told by other ethnic groups that may have similar origins or interacted with Abagusii in their sojourns. Further research into how this came to be would unearth the relations that may exist among these ethnic groups. The second area is on spiritual matters, including phenomena, roles and some spiritual manifestations in the Gusii community. A number of spiritual roles
are discussed, including the purpose of these roles and how individuals were consecrated to assume them. The elaborate processes that were required for consecration underline the importance accorded to those roles. While many people may not relate to the work in this book, it nonetheless provides good insights into the society that Abagusii lived in.
Unmasking the Wounds Within : The Gho...
Unmasking the Wounds within is about childhood traumas and how they impact in adult life. Survivors struggle with negative emotions like feelings of inadequacy, bitterness , anger and resentment.
Unresolved trauma is unfortunately projected on innocent people, mostly spouses and children. Marriages break down due to unresolved childhood traumas.
There is need therefore to do self awareness, seek help from counselors so that we can arrest this intergenerational pattern of pain.
Beacons of Judiciary Transformation b...
This remarkable book contains over 60 speeches, seven judicial opinions, and three academic articles of Chief Justice Willy Mutunga written during his tenure as Chief Justice and President of the Supreme Court of Kenya from 2011 to 2016. Edited by Prof. Sylvia Kangara, Duncan Okello and Kwamchetsi Makokha, the book is a tour de force of Chief Justice Willy Mutunga’s remarkable career as the first Chief Justice under the 2010 Constitution and his efforts to transform the Judiciary, but also his role as an unrivalled leader of civil society movements in Kenya, thinker, academic, reformist and much more.
The speeches, judicial opinions and academic articles are divided along the themes that resonate across Chief Justice Mutunga’s career: People, Participation and the Law; Gender Justice; the Legal Profession; Dialogue with Judges, Magistrates, Kadhis and Staff; Judicial Accountability; Jurisprudence; Elections; Expanding the Footprint of Justice; Inter-Governmental Relations; the Elite and the Academy; Nationhood; Youth Culture and the Arts; International Judicial Diplomacy; and of course Beacons for the Future. It is those Beacons for the future from which the title of this book is derived.
This book therefore reflects Chief Justice Willy Mutunga’s commitment to what he calls the beacons of the 2010 Constitution. His own tenure as Chief Justice exemplified those beacons of alternative political leadership including incorruptibility, integrity, equitable distribution of resources among all people in the county, particularly minorities, and promotion of the sovereignty of the people through deep and committed public participation.
Anyone who wants to understand why Kenya’s 2010 Constitution was so overwhelmingly ratified by the people of Kenya, how to interpret and understand it as well as what it means across a whole range of domains will find this book absolutely indispensable.
Parliament of Owls A play by Adipo Si...
Some Traditions of the Akamba of Keny...
Written to appeal to a wide audience, this book presents both a historical and an updated picture of some important elements of Kamba culture that have been described as ‘supernatural’ or even ‘witchcraft.’ These are traditional practices and beliefs that some people know little about, while others consider them to be evil. However, for many Akamba, both in towns and in the rural areas, these beliefs are part of the reality of modern life.
Kĩkamba has many words for them, while in English, they can be described as ‘oaths,’ ‘ordeals,’ ‘vows’ and ‘protective charms.’ The author quotes from interviews with Akamba from rural Ukambani, as well as urban residents; men and women, young and old, Christians and followers of traditional religion. She compares what she learned from them with material from published sources going back to 1860, to show that many traditional beliefs survive to the present day.
Celia Nyamweru’s love for and interest in Kenya’s country and people grew from her very first months in the country in 1965. As a graduate student in geography, she studied landforms and rocks in the central Rift Valley. She became a teacher, first at a secondary school, and for over 18 years at Kenyatta University. She has written and edited books and articles for readers at all levels from primary school to specialized scholarship. Her research interests have included the ten thousand year old Lake Nakuru, the active volcano Oldoinyo Lengai, the making of bark cloth in Uganda, the sacred kaya forests of coastal Kenya, and the Mijikenda heroine Mekatilili.
She became a Kenya citizen in 1972 and was married under Kikuyu customary law in 1977. She is the proud mother of two daughters and three stepsons, and the ‘cucu’ of eight grandchildren. She hopes that this book will encourage young Kenyans to take more interest in their own culture, since ‘mwacha mila ni mtumwa.’
Atlas of the Heart: Mapping Meaningfu...
In Atlas of the Heart, Brown takes us on a journey through eighty-seven of the emotions and experiences that define what it means to be human. As she maps the necessary skills and an actionable framework for meaningful connection, she gives us the language and tools to access a universe of new choices and second chances—a universe where we can share and steward the stories of our bravest and most heartbreaking moments with one another in a way that builds connection.
Over the past two decades, Brown’s extensive research into the experiences that make us who we are has shaped the cultural conversation and helped define what it means to be courageous with our lives. Atlas of the Heart draws on this research, as well as on Brown’s singular skills as a storyteller, to show us how accurately naming an experience doesn’t give the experience more power, it gives us the power of understanding, meaning, and choice.
Brown shares, “I want this book to be an atlas for all of us, because I believe that, with an adventurous heart and the right maps, we can travel anywhere and never fear losing ourselves.”