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Saving the Last Simp Volume 4: A Deep...
Something about romance does not always add up at first. Words say one thing, but behaviour, timing, and emotional shifts often tell a different story. That gap is where most men get lost, trying to make sense of what feels inconsistent on the surface.
This book steps into that space through the lens of women’s psychology. It examines how romantic expression is shaped by emotion and inner experience, and how it manifests in actions, presence, distance, and the subtle details that convey meaning beneath the surface.
No Third Way: The Only Solution is Re...
No Third Way exposes why Kenya cannot feed, clothe, or house its own people—by design. The system was built to make you poor, replacing public goods with private capture and a local broker class. There is no "third way"—only removal, sector by sector, from mitumba to transport, restoring Kenyans as citizens, not customers.
No Third Way: The Removal Version argues that Kenya's crises in food, clothing, housing, transport, healthcare, and education are not accidents of poor leadership or corruption alone, but the result of a deeper system: the Corruption Industrial Complex. Through privatisation, trade liberalisation, public-private partnerships, and elite brokerage, a functioning public economy was systematically dismantled and replaced by private capture. Kenyans were made customers and products instead of productive citizens—unable to afford basics not by scarcity, but by design.Â
Traces of Vengences: A Play of Justic...
BOOK SUMMARY
In a society built on inequality, Gurina dares to challenge a system that thrives on silence. As he exposes corruption and injustice, he becomes a target, betrayed, condemned, and denied the chance to defend himself.
But even as he is silenced, his words ignite a movement. What begins as a fight for justice quickly spirals into chaos, forcing a reckoning between truth and vengeance and the true cost of freedom.
CHINDERA THE ABADONED SON by Caroline...
Book summary
Chindera grows up in a family that offers him shelter but denies him dignity. Raised by Mr. Kabinga, his secret biological father, he lives as both family and servant, enduring silent suffering out of gratitude. As he comes of age, love briefly offers him hope, first with Kira and later with Samina. But betrayal runs deep within the Kabinga family.
Consumed by jealousy, Kunte destroys Chindera’s chance at happiness, forcing Samina into a loveless marriage that ends in tragedy. When Samina is killed, Chindera becomes the perfect scapegoat in a chain of lies, manipulation, and buried secrets. Abandoned by the very people he trusted, he is condemned for a crime he did not commit, his loyalty repaid with ultimate betrayal.
THE HOUSEKEEPER’S LIE
The Teaser
I am the invisible girl.
I polish the Sterlings' silver. I fluff their pillows. I scrub the stains from their expensive white rugs. To Julian Sterling, I am a broken thing—a housekeeper with "missing hours" and a fragile mind he needs to protect. He thinks he’s gaslighting me into believing I’m a monster to keep me under his thumb.
He’s half right.
I’m not the victim in this house. I’m the architect.
Every "blackout" is a performance. Every "accident" is a trap. I’ve been waiting ten years to get inside this house, and now that I’m here, I’m going to make sure the Sterlings destroy each other before they even realize I’m the one holding the matches.
In this house, the help doesn’t just clean up the mess. She creates it.
Returning Without Apology: A Woman’s ...
In "Returning Without Apology: A Woman’s Journey of Faith, Identity, and Return to African Ancestral Consciousness," the author takes us on a deeply personal trek. She navigates the complex intersection of Western-influenced faith and the profound, often silenced, call of African ancestral wisdom. It’s a story for anyone who has ever felt: A disconnect between their spiritual practice and their heritage. The urge to decolonize their mind and heart. The courage to stand in their truth; without apology.
Success As A Choice by KELVIN LILLAN ...
What separates successful students from those who drift through life without direction?
In Success as a Choice, educator and mentor Kelvin Lillan delivers a practical, honest, and deeply relatable guide for young people navigating academics, discipline, peer pressure, motivation, sexuality, purpose, and the growing distractions of modern life.
Drawing from years of experience working directly with students as a teacher, dean, and principal, the book tackles real issues affecting today’s generation, including drugs, betting, pornography, toxic friendships, poor time management, low self-belief, and the struggle to stay focused in a distracted world.
Rather than offering empty motivation, Success as a Choice challenges readers to develop the mindset, discipline, resilience, and personal responsibility required for meaningful success.
Ideal for:
a) High school students
b) University students
c) Guidance & counselling departments
d) Mentorship programs
e) Parents and educators
This is a practical roadmap for students determined to take ownership of their future.
BIGOAH: A CHILD IN A HOLE by Tut Kuan...
Bigoah, a child clothed in vulnerable hope, and forced to mature overnight in the crucible of despair, is the epitomization of such conflict. When those close to her repeatedly abuse the reserves of trust she has bestowed on them, instinctively a monster threatens to burst out of her otherwise innocent being. Her trust—turned into fury—is not something anyone is prepared to deal with.
Unmasked: Essays on African Ecologica...
For a century, conservation science dismissed Africa’s indigenous ecological knowledge as folklore and paid a measurable ecological price for doing so. Unasked makes the reckoning impossible to avoid. Across eleven wide-ranging essays, Mshenga Mwacharo moves from the sacred groves of Limpopo to the coral reefs of the Western Indian Ocean, building an urgent case that Africa’s richest conservation knowledge was never irrelevant. It was simply never sought.
Letters to Tafari by Clifford Murunga
Letters to Tafari is a heartfelt and powerful collection of life lessons, reflections, and wisdom from a father to his son. Through personal experiences, love, pain, growth, and purpose, the book speaks about manhood, family, healing, faith, and becoming stronger through life’s challenges. It is an emotional and inspiring read for anyone seeking guidance, hope, and deeper meaning in life.
What We Keep, What We Become
What We Keep, What We Become, is an immersive collection of poems that heavily lean on emotions; as good poetry should. The collection is clustered into four chapters arranged in gradual and chronological order in terms of their intensity.The poems explore the themes of identity, becoming, loss, heartbreak, memory, musing and introspections, and definitely also camps on themes of love and beauty.
Soaring Above The Clouds – A St...
Restoring the Garden Within: Healing ...
The Moon is Ever Present by Anto Nafu...
Whispers in the Savannah by Kibali Ti...
Sometimes, the quietest places hold the loudest lessons. When Otis moves from the busy city to a small village in the heart of the savannah, he never expects the journey will change him forever.
In Whispers of the Savannah, Book One in The Footprint Series, he must navigate a world that feels entirely unfamiliar—where the pace is slower, the surroundings are new, and the question of where he belongs lingers quietly within him. But with his sister Achieng and best friend Katwe by his side, Otis begins to discover something unexpected—that change can be beautiful, friendship can spark courage, and even the quietest places can hold the greatest lessons.
Set against the rich and vibrant backdrop of the African savannah, this heartwarming story follows the everyday adventures of three young friends as they navigate life, ask questions, and learn to make wise choices. Along the way, they uncover gentle but powerful truths about courage, responsibility, and growing up. More than just a story, Whispers of the Savannah invites young readers to pause, reflect, and see the world around them with fresh eyes—reminding them that sometimes, the quietest moments speak the loudest.
Perfect for children ages 8–12, this engaging early chapter book supports literacy development, encourages critical thinking, and nurtures character in a way that feels both meaningful and relatable.
Ideal for readers who enjoy:
Stories about friendship, courage, and belonging
Multicultural and diverse characters
Social-emotional learning themes
Gentle adventure in nature-based settings
Because every story leaves a footprint.
And every step matters!
Mika’s Big Feelings by Dr. Tabi...
Mika’s Big Feelings is a beautifully illustrated children’s book for ages 4–10, designed to help children understand emotions like anger, fear, jealousy, sadness, joy, and love.
A gentle social-emotional learning resource for parents, teachers, and caregivers to help children name, express, and regulate big feelings in healthy ways.