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Mama, You Killed My Dreams And Other ...
Life rarely unfolds the way we imagine. Dreams are born with innocence, ambition burns bright in our hearts, and hope feels endless. Yet somewhere along the way, the world tests us through duty, expectations, fear, and the choices of those we trust. Too often, we find ourselves living someone else’s dreams while our own fade quietly in the background.
Mama, You Killed My Dreams and Other Stories is a journey into those hidden struggles. It is about the daughters who obeyed at the cost of their potential, the men and women battling silent pain behind smiles, and the human hearts caught between love, ambition, and societal pressures. Each story challenges the familiar, exposes uncomfortable truths, and asks the reader to reflect on the life they are truly living.
This book does not promise easy answers. It does not sugarcoat the pain of obedience, the weight of silence, or the cost of convenience. Instead, it holds up a mirror, sometimes painful, sometimes tender, inviting you to confront the dreams you have deferred, the battles you have hidden, and the choices you still have the power to make.
Here, you will meet people who are brave enough to fail, to fight, to forgive, and to start over. You will see the
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cost of surrendering your voice, the danger of following blindly, and the strength it takes to reclaim what is truly yours. These stories are for anyone who has ever questioned the world around them, doubted their path, or longed to break free from the expectations that bind them.
Open these pages with courage. Some will make you weep. Some will make you reflect. Some will make you rise. And perhaps, in their truths, you will find the courage to listen to your own dreams before someone else writes them for you.
Robert Wanyama
The Kingdom of Small Things: How Five...
The Kingdom of Small Things is a quietly provocative exploration of life, work, faith, and society told through the lives of some of the smallest creatures. Drawing on five insects: the ant, the bee, the dung beetle, the locust, and the butterfly, the book explores questions that feel increasingly urgent. What does disciplined work really look like? How should communities organise themselves? When is growth healthy, and when is it destructive? And what does true transformation require of us?
Written with restraint and clarity, The Kingdom of Small Things invites readers to slow down and look again at creation. In doing so, it suggests that wisdom has always been close at hand, hidden in plain sight, carried by creatures we have long underestimated.
My Plate of Garbage by Abeyd Aduyu
My Plate of Garbage explores the hidden journey behind the food we eat and the often-ignored dangers lurking from farm to fork. Using vivid observations from markets, kitchens, and neighborhoods across Kenya, the book reveals how food that should nourish instead becomes a source of illness due to poor hygiene, unsafe handling, and Unpolished Systems. Beneath the appealing displays of “fresh” produce and ready meals lies a reality of contamination, neglect, and misplaced priorities driven by cost and convenience. Blending lived experience with scientific insight, the book is not a technical guide or a harsh lecture, but a reflective and sometimes unsettling conversation about shared responsibility. It highlights the roles of farmers, transporters, vendors, regulators, and consumers in shaping food safety outcomes. Ultimately, the book calls for awareness, accountability, and common
Conversations into Adulthood by Cecil...
Conversations into Adulthood is a hilarious tragedy that invites you to an open discussion of difficult topics from a light-hearted point of view. The topics stretch from grief to death suicide to racism, colonialism to friendship, with a climax that confronts the reader with soul-searching questions of what joy and happiness are, and sets contentment as a rea goal.
Between Two Shadows by Leodickens B. ...
How do you hold onto love without losing yourself?
Between Two Shadows is a quiet rebellion disguised as a story — the kind that slips into the room uninvited, like a memory you didn't ask for but needed to face.
Set between the fading values of yesterday and the loud freedoms of today, it follows men and women trying to love in a world where love has become both weapon and refuge.
Marriages crack under modern independence. Dreams buckle under poverty and pride. Young hearts are pulled between passion and responsibility.
This is a novel that doesn't shout. It watches. Every character is a mirror — reflecting who we are, and exposing what we fear becoming.
A story of the choices we celebrate, the ones we regret, and the ones we make simply because no one taught us better.
A story of the choices we celebrate, the ones we regret, and the ones we make simply because no one taught us better.
Caged in Crystals by Mercy Chete
The old Man and Faraway Ocean by Fest...
- The Old Man and the Faraway Ocean is a moving, timeless tale of an aging man who spends his days remembering a distant ocean he never reached. As memories rise like waves, the story explores love, loss, patience, and the quiet truths that come with age. Through simple moments and deep reflection, the book reminds readers that some journeys are not measured by distance,but by the heart.
Carry Me Through by Jane Chege
Carry Me Through is a raw and faith-filled journey of a woman learning how to survive when strength runs out. Through pain, waiting, unanswered prayers, and quiet hope, this book captures what it means to lean fully on God when life feels too heavy to carry alone. It is a story for the weary, the faithful, and anyone who has ever whispered, “Lord, I can’t do this by myself.”
What If You Win?: A perspective-inspi...
'What If You Win?' by Benjamin Webi explores his 20-year journey to redefine success. Through honesty and vulnerability, he challenges common beliefs and reveals that achievement is just one part of a broader purpose. Webi hopes readers see themselves in his stories and gain new perspectives on their lives.
Annual Goals Journal for Reflection &...
The goals annual journal for reflection and growth -this is a comprehensive journal which will help you map out your annual objectives, break them into smaller milestones, and track the progress through regular reviews, helping you stay focused on your personal growth like financial, career, health, and spiritual. You will create actionable steps and schedule check-ins for consistent achievement.
What is inside:-
Personal information for your individual focus i.e. vision, values, etc
Quarterly breakdowns, monthly reflections and weekly lists to transform your big goals into manageable actions.
Inspiration bible verses and Personal gratitude space
Working on your goals isn’t easy, with discipline and a guideline, it is possible!
A guide to Building Generational Weal...
A Guide to Building Generational Wealth in East African Families
Most families build income for today. Few build wealth for tomorrow. This book focuses on changing that outcome.
This practical guide shows East African families how to move from survival to long term financial stability. It uses real situations and case studies from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, and the wider region. The lessons apply across Africa and to families in similar economies worldwide.
You learn how everyday financial decisions shape outcomes across generations. The book avoids theory. It focuses on clear actions, simple systems, and repeatable habits.
This guide speaks to parents, young professionals, entrepreneurs, and family leaders who want stronger financial foundations. It shows how discipline, ownership, and planning build wealth over time.
Every chapter includes a workbook section. You reflect on your current position. You set realistic goals. You apply each lesson to your own family context.
Key topics include:
How families think, talk, and decide about money
Practical saving and investing strategies for African markets
Building assets through business and multiple income streams
Teaching children financial responsibility early
Protecting wealth and transferring it with purpose
This book rejects shortcuts. It focuses on steady progress. You start with your current income, skills, and opportunities.
If you want to build generational wealth in East Africa, this guide gives you a clear starting point. It helps you build ownership, stability, and a legacy your family controls
SHADOWS BENEATH THE FUTURE
Books, 8-4-4, Adventure Stories (Children's / Teenage), English Readers, General, Kenya Fiction, Novels
Shadows Beneath the Future by Festus korir is a quietly powerful novel about growth, resilience, and the courage it takes to move forward while carrying the past. Set in the village of Lumira, the story follows Lina and Kairo as they navigate fear, hope, and the unseen choices that shape who they become. With lyrical prose and emotional depth, the novel explores the delicate balance between light and shadow, loss and learning. Thoughtful and deeply human, this is a story for readers who value reflection, meaning, and journeys that linger long after the final page
DON’T CALL ME A STRONG GIRL, WO...
This memoir takes readers into the raw, unfiltered world of growing up under challenging circumstances. From the struggles of school life to the realities of family and community, it is a story of perseverance, discovery, and the small victories that shape who we become.
Through vivid reflections and honest storytelling, the author shares moments of hardship, friendship, and self-discovery, offering insight into the human experience and the lessons life quietly teaches.
For readers of personal memoirs, coming-of-age stories, and real-life social experiences, this book reveals the ordinary and extraordinary moments that leave a lasting mark.
Footprints of my heart by Elizabeth N...
The Savanna of Silent Altars
The Savannah of silent Altars by Tobias otieno ogola traces the life of Kamau Otieno and Nyambura Beatrice, a family navigating the delicate balance between survival, faith, and moral endurance. Across counties from Migori to Kisumu, through the dust of rural villages, the bustle of cities, and the quiet flow of rivers, they face the unrelenting weight of government neglect, scarcity, and exploitative traditions.
Their children Akinyi Grace, Anyango Mary, and Obiero Daniel move through these worlds with watchful eyes, learning the subtle currents of obedience, hope, and endurance. Miracles are whispered, altars demand faith, and exploitative figures test both courage and moral resolve. Life unfolds as a careful negotiation: a rhythm of hunger, labor, ritual, and quiet resilience, reflecting the struggles that shape everyday existence.
This is a lyrical, socially conscious narrative, where personal tragedy mirrors systemic failure, and ordinary life becomes extraordinary through observation, survival, and the quiet insistence of human dignity.
SHADOWS OF THE EIGHTY COWS
Shadows of the Eighty Cows is a hauntingly powerful story inspired by the quiet defiance of a young widow who refused to be broken by loss. Narrated through the eyes of her grandson, this lyrical novel is an act of remembrance and resistance rooted in the forgotten communities of Kenya.
In a world where courage is tested and long-held secrets finally surface, one family must confront the invisible chains that have bound them for generations. From widows forced into solitude to children compelled to grow up too quickly, every choice carries weight, and every step toward freedom demands a sacrifice.
Restoring dignity to the marginalized, this novel reveals that true strength often resides in the spaces between words. It is a stirring tribute to the human spirit—a story of love, loss, and the bravery that emerges in life’s darkest moments.
Author: Steven Omondi Otieno
The Divine Romance-Discovering God...
What if the greatest love story ever told was written not just for humanity, but for you?
"The Divine Romance: Discovering God’s Love Through the Song of Songs" unveils the breathtaking narrative of God’s passionate pursuit of His people, woven into the poetic beauty of the Song of Songs. From the creation of Adam and Eve in the perfect garden to the heartbreak of the fall, from Christ’s sacrificial reconciliation to the ultimate promise of eternal union, this book explores how the themes of love, longing, and redemption in the Song of Songs reflect God’s unwavering love for us.
Winstone Sharrad invites you on a journey to rediscover Scripture’s most misunderstood book, revealing its profound connection to the Gospel. Through rich insights, timeless truths, and biblical reflections, you’ll see how God’s love begins with creation, pursues you relentlessly, overcomes every obstacle, and stands the test of eternity.
Whether you’re yearning for deeper intimacy with God or seeking to understand the essence of divine love, "The Divine Romance" will inspire you to embrace the beauty of being fully known, fully loved, and forever cherished by your Creator.