QUICK DELIVERY
Swift dispatch
I’ll take some self love with that: A...
For 10+ years this Kenyan author has been working with leaders from all over the world, as their leadership & wellbeing coach. Cece hears alot of people’s stories & where relevant she shares her own stories of past triumph & tragedy.
This book covers her life till now - stories & lessons learned. So come on a journey with the author- from being born & raised in the rollercoaster city of Nairobi, to the pros & cons of Kenya’s 8-4-4 education system. Through the ups and downs of being an immigrant in Australia. The single life, the married life, getting jobs, losing jobs, starting a business. The births and deaths experienced, the paradox of parenting - all of it. And of course, the author’s global adventures in search of wellbeing and self love.
Life is a grand adventure. The author hopes that reading hers will inspire you.
GHOSTS OF ILLEMI by Otieno Ogai
Ghosts of Illemi is a seminal work of historical fiction, a tapestry of fact and fiction, mythology and religion, war and peace. Set in late 19th century Sudan; a territory of the Ottoman Empire, the book follows the lives of Jokobam Andries Liech, and his three brothers, sons of Anywaa, a Luo nation. Growing up in the village of Aluru nestled on the banks of the Sobat river, we share their adventures; joining them on the Great Elephant hunt, festivities, love and marriage.
As turmoil engulfs the Bahr el Ghazal, each navigates his way in a changing world. The elder brothers; Semo and Ouma venture into the southern territories as part of an expedition led by the Italian adventurer, Romolo Gessi to suppress the slave trade. Jokobam Liech and his twin, Kinding Dirwath join the catholic mission of Khartoum to receive western education and travel to foreign lands.
The novel brings to life historical personalities i.e. Bishop (Saint) Daniel Comboni; Vicar Apostolic of Central Africa, Gordon Pasha; Governor-General of Sudan, the slaver Suleyman Zubayr, native chieftains to name a few.
Ginger Steps in Breaking New ground: ...
WHY YOU MARRY WRONG by Paul Wangari
The person you marry affects your destiny and success in a great way, hence the need to marry right. It's therefore, of paramount importance, for the individual to think through why they want to marry in order to make an informed decision pertaining to this lifetime commitment.
This book, Why You Marry Wrong, discusses 30 reassons that lead people into wrong marriages. The book encourages marriages that are
intentional rather than circumstantial. Marriages that are Intentional are beautiful and fulfilling to a couple and their children. On the other hand, when a couple marries out of pressure or situations might reach a point where they end up feeling like they made the wrong decision. It is my prayer that this book will inspire people to build happy and fulfilling marriages.
Dear Darling Daughter by Doris Makori
Dear Darling Daughter seeks to equip teen girls with the wisdom they need to understand and embrace common teenage issues such as body changes, sex, choosing friends, personal hygiene, relationship with God, and much more—all from a mother’s point of view. Written in the style of a letter, this book carries the warmth of a mother-to-daughter heart-to-heart talk, offering guidance, reassurance, and love.❤
KENYA COUNTIES MAP-PATRIOT
BECOMING A MAN: Boychild, there is ho...
**Becoming A Man Book**
For the longest time now, the boy-child has been under siege- lacking empowerment, being forgotten, neglected and ignored in various aspects. In fact, the plight of the boy child has been depicted as one of doom and gloom! As a result, the boy child is 10 times likely to go to prison than the girl child. Drugs and crimes are at an alarming rate among the boy child. This means that the boy child is likely to languish in poverty, suffer depression and commit suicide. Fortunately the cure is found in Becoming a Man
Leave no man behind!
Kids Gratitude Journal by Heena Tatiana
Tobiko, The Maasai Room and Leader, T...
This is a story about Tobiko's adventures at our home in the rural areas near a National Park.
We called this home The Fort because at the time there were no other homes near it, only wild animals from the park.
It is a story about Tobiko, his friends, and Leader the dog exploring the area, and fishing in the nearby river. There were many happy days with the Maasai Cattle Traders and their stories with lessons. Then, Tobiko discovers Leader the dog's true origin.
The Journey from Kamagut village to S...
- NiHis Excellency President Dr. William Samoei Ruto is the current President of the Republic of Kenya from 13th September 2022 on United Democratic Alliance party (UDA) under Kenya kwanza Coalition. He is a Kenyan politician who is serving as the fifth and current president of Kenya.Prior to becoming president, he served as the 11th deputy president of Kenya from 2013 to 2022.He previously served in several cabinet positions such as the Ministry for Home Affairs, the Ministry for Agriculture and as Minister for Higher Education.
The Sun and Her Rising: Illustrated p...
Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus
Your ability to change everything - including yourself - starts here
Chemist Elizabeth Zott is not your average woman. In fact, Elizabeth Zott would be the first to point out that there is no such thing.
But it's the early 1960s and her all-male team at Hastings Research Institute take a very unscientific view of equality. Forced to resign, she reluctantly signs on as the host of a cooking show, Supper at Six. But her revolutionary approach to cooking, fuelled by scientific and rational commentary, grabs the attention of a nation.
Soon, a legion of overlooked housewives find themselves daring to change the status quo. One molecule at a time.
Tabula Rasa: A CLEAN SLATE by Zahra N...
This article introduces a self-therapy journal designed to help individuals improve their mental and emotional wellbeing through reflective writing. The journal consists of a series of prompts and exercises that encourage users to explore their thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and behaviors in a safe and supportive space. The prompts are organized around five main themes: self-awareness, self-love, trauma healing, reparenting, and self-soothing.
By engaging in regular journaling, users can gain insights into their inner world, learn to accept and love themselves, identify and process past traumas, nurture their inner child, and develop coping skills to manage stress and emotions. The journal is a useful tool for anyone who wants to engage in self-exploration, self-improvement, and self-care without the need for a therapist or counselor. Future research could investigate the efficacy of the journal in promoting positive mental health outcomes and identify ways to improve its design and implementation.
Keywords: self-therapy, journaling, self-awareness, self-love, trauma healing, reparenting, self-soothing, mental health
Slave, Interpreter and Commissioner G...
200 years ago, a 12-year old boy from Ngindo in present-day Malawi was trapped by slave catchers, chained and forced on a four-month trek from the shores of Lake Malawi to Kilwa in Tanzania to be loaded on slave ships as cargo for the bustling slave markets of Zanzibar. The ship carrying Songoro did not reach Zanzibar. It was intercepted in the high seas by the British Navy, and the freed slaves settled in Frere Town in Mombasa, Kenya.
This is a story of four generations — the descendants of Songoro the freed slave, his son Noah whose fortunes in the colonial government carved a path of progress, and the modern hero, a grandson: Edgar Manasseh, who scaled uncertain paths to become the first Commissioner- General, Kenya Revenue Authority.
It is a marvel of triumph over adversity on the backdrop of historical transitions, from slave trade in pre-colonial East African coast to the turbulence of colonial rule, from the complexities of independence struggles to the bittersweet fortunes of a modernizing Kenya.
The Deputy Mom by Dr. Sarah Kilemi
When Dr. Mwakiuna Kilemin survived a 14 hour operation in Germany to remove a tumor in her abdomen, she knew that there was a reason why she didnt die. Her experience as a deputy mom to her own mom has propelled her to succeed in every aspect of life. The intriguing memoir is not only inspiring but a testimony of a woman determined to beat all the odds in her quest to make a difference.
RELENTLESS by GEOFFREY OBEL
This is an inspirational book that is divided into three parts. Part one describes the author's roots while growing up leading to adulthood, captivating and breathtaking challenges faced in his family, schooling in primary (elementary) school all through university.
Part two describes his family's transition from Kenya to the United States in pursuit of the American Dream, its ups and downs leading to a successful educational and professional career.
Part three describes important lessons learned by the author (Dr. Geoffrey Ounda) in active medical practice and public health in Kenya and the United States including Europe and pragmatic solutions for improving healthcare systems globally and especially in developing countries.
Is Money a Treasure- A Money Life ski...
I’ll Fix It Myself David W. Mut...
Ngene is raised by his father and grandmother in a hostile environment. He lost his mother during his early childhood. He attempts to flee from home with his younger brother Kilo but in vain.
He completes his primary school education and migrates to the city of Nairobi. He begins to work as a houseboy and rises in rank to the level of attaining a PhD. Years later, he unknowingly employs his sister and in an extraordinary circumstance re-unites the entire family. Will he withstand the appearance of his supposedly dead or long-lost mother?
Fiction based on a real-life story.