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THINKING MAN AND OTHER POEMS BY PAUL ...
Thinking Man is a rich collection of emotional, motivational, and philosophical poems. It explores nature, paradox, proverbs, and human struggles through simple yet powerful poetic expressions. The poems explore themes such as love, truth, war, history, patriotism, human rights, and life lessons—some lyrical, some didactic. Packed with humour, myths, and folk tales, it's ideal for education, research, and contests. Filled with poetic devices, it inspires, challenges, and nourishes the soul.
MANSA MUSA The old African kingdom of...
Bound By Fate By Stella Mbithe
Bound by Fate is a heart wrenching story of a Kenyan woman who falls for a charming foreigner only to discover that love across borders comes with its own kind of heartbreak. Through passion, betrayal, and the ache of distance, this is a story of finding yourself when the love you thought would save you almost breaks you. For every woman who gave her all to love and had to start again, this one is for you.
LENAH BY IVY JEBICHY
This is a story of a girl who has grown into a woman. A woman who got married but by life's design left her marriage because it didn't bear the values she believed in and now (with her two children) live at home but working and toiling the hard way to get back to grace. What will it take and how much patience and resilience can she bleed before things work for her good?
CAPTIVES FOR HIRE by Edward M. Yesse
‘Captives for Hire’ recounts the harrowing experience of a parent navigating the treacherous world of abduction and ransom. The narrative follows the author’s desperate quest to secure the release of his son, Mule Yesse, a young District Officer, who was kidnapped by the militant group Al-Shabaab. Held in brutal conditions for 564 days, Mule's ordeal sheds light on the dark undercurrents of the Al-Shabaab network, revealing a landscape marked by political power struggles and the ruthless pursuit of wealth.
The book provides an intimate look at the complex relationships among political warlords, religious leaders, and the young militants who wield firearms with impunity. In a poignant chapter, Mule narrates his own experience of the abduction, detailing the traumatic events from their attack in Gerille on January 11, 2012, to his eventual release on July 28, 2013. This gripping account not only captures the pain of captivity but also offers insight into the broader implications of terrorism in the region.
The Broken Chains By Gerald Musyoki Paul
A courageous girl. A silenced village. A tradition on trial.
In the hills of Enkashe, Kenya, the drums beat loudest before a girl is cut. For generations, this has been the way—celebrated as culture, enforced as honor. But thirteen-year-old Nia hears something different in those drums: not a rhythm of pride, but a warning. As her community prepares her for the traditional rite of passage, Nia faces a choice—conform or flee.
Driven by fear, love, and an inner flame she doesn’t yet understand, Nia runs. Her escape sets off a powerful chain of events, from village huts to city rescue centers, from whispered secrets to bold defiance. She finds unlikely allies: Salome, a former cutter haunted by her past, and Leah Kimathi, a fierce Nairobi activist determined to protect girls like Nia at all costs.
As Nia dares to break free, others begin to wake. Her mother, torn between legacy and love. Her brother, Kip, who starts a quiet revolution among the village boys. And even Elder Namelok, keeper of tradition, begins to hear the cracks forming beneath her feet.
Told with lyrical power and raw honesty, The Broken Chains is a deeply moving novel about female genital mutilation (FGM), the price of silence, and the unstoppable courage of a girl who says “no more.” It is a story of survival and transformation, of wounds inherited and voices reclaimed.
This is not just Nia’s story—it is the story of every girl who has ever been told to obey, every woman who carries scars in silence, and every community daring to choose change over fear.
Why You’ll Love This Book:
A fearless coming-of-age journey filled with suspense, heart, and hope.
Characters who feel real—flawed, brave, and unforgettable.
A powerful message about reclaiming identity, resisting injustice, and redefining womanhood.
Rich African storytelling rooted in culture, resistance, and reform.
Perfect for readers who love:
The Girl with the Louding Voice by Abi Daré
Desert Flower by Waris Dirie
Half of a Yellow Sun by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Social justice fiction and African women's voices
Praise for The Broken Chains:
“A bold and necessary voice for the voiceless.” – Maina Wahome
“A breathtaking story that doesn’t just ask for your attention—it demands your heart.”
“Painful, poetic, and powerful. A book that changes you.”
If you’re ready to break the silence, start here.
Buy The Broken Chains today.
The Veiled Investment by Felicita OlC...
The Veiled Investment is a book that highlights the many cultural changes from 1945 to the present, encompassing the different generations. The information about these effects may not appear in history, but is told as stories. During our time, it was obligations and responsibilities; now, it is about rights and entitlements.
Palm Fronds In August
Carried By Grace by Mirriam Nzyuko
Prepare to be captivated by a life lived with extraordinary vibrancy, from the sun-drenched mischief of a Kenyan childhood to the profound discovery of purpose and enduring love. Mirriam's journey unfolds as an epic tapestry woven with joy, shared dreams, and a family deeply rooted in faith, all meticulously Carried by Grace.
Then, an insidious "strange visitor"—the pandemic—unleashed its shadow, tragically ushering her beloved husband, Solomon, and then her dear mother, from this world. Carried by Grace is Mirriam’s unflinchingly honest and profoundly moving memoir, inviting you to witness not just the depths of sudden, double grief, but the miraculous resilience forged in its crucible.
Discover how, even when "The Space He Left" felt vast and overwhelming, God's unwavering presence provided "The Strength I Found," offering a beacon of hope and triumph for anyone seeking light after loss.
The Princess Crown Land by Olomunyak ...
In this evocative collection of verse and reflection, a young poet—shaped by the humble beginnings of rural Kenya and stirred by the restless curiosity of a seeker—offers a soulful meditation on identity, love, nature, and nationhood.
With disarming honesty and poetic fervor, The Princess Crown Land invites readers into a mind wrestling with the world's grand illusions and quiet truths, striving to understand the human condition amidst the wisdom of the old and the blindness of the many.
More than a mere anthology, this is a lyrical expedition—a call to consciousness and a gentle beckoning toward a new dawn of self-discovery and collective awakening.
I Choose To Win: Activate The Winner ...
Are you struggling with low self esteem? Do you worry that you will not amount to anything important in life? In "I Choose To Win: Activate The Winner In You", the Author touched at the core of what you need to know about yourself. He shows with proofs that you are a born winner and guides you on how you can develop that winning mindset. It is an exciting journey into your mind and how your mind power is the determinant of what you eventually become.
Vitu Vya Sebuleni
Introduce your child to common household items in both Swahili and English with this colorful and fun bilingual children’s book. Vitu vya Sebuleni / Things in the Living Room teaches young readers the names of everyday objects like meza (table), sofa (couch), and televisheni (television) in an engaging, easy-to-understand format. Perfect for early learners, diaspora families, and anyone wanting to promote Swahili language learning at home.
The Road to Gwassi by Charlotte Onganga
The Road to Gwassi is a powerful journey through ancestry, memory, and identity. Charlotte Ong’ang’a traces her Abasuba lineage from Uganda to Gwassi, Kenya, uncovering the rich history of the Abasuba people. Blending oral history, cultural traditions, personal grief, and triumphant rediscovery, this memoir offers a heartfelt tribute to family, place, and the road that leads us home.
From tales of migration and resilience to stories of powerful Gwassi people and faith-filled legacies, The Road to Gwassi invites you to walk alongside Charlotte as she reclaims her roots and redefines what it means to belong.
Christian Missionary Education and It...
This work focuses on Christian missionaries’ education in Gusii, western Kenya, between 1909 and 1963. It examines the socio-economic and educational aspects of Gusii society in the pre-Christian period. A key observation is that traditional African education was practical, mnemonic, and real; it was worthwhile for the culture of Abagusii. The missionaries introduced a largely theoretical education that was alien to Gusii.
Missionaries, through condemnation of the ways of life of Abagusii, inflicted a deadly blow to traditional education. Gusii educational processes (e.g. rites of passage such as circumcision) and venues of education (e.g. ebisarate) were termed ‘heathen’. Colonial government support for missionary education further weakened indigenous ways and practices, rendering traditional Gusii education helpless.
The alien education destroyed traditional structures and systems, and enabled the first modern elite classes to emerge. It produced clerical and administrative cadres for the colonial administration, in addition to commercial and political elites. Mission schools, further, produced teachers who, though not well educated, spread and planted modern education in Gusii society. All this submerged old elites: the rainmakers, medicine men, seers, and others.
The actions of missionaries and the colonial government shaped Gusii society anew. Their impact on Gusii culture, economy, healthcare and administration, among others, was irreversible.
What would have been the trajectory in Gusii had the foreigners integrated indigenous education into their schemes? To what degree would Gusii society, its culture and knowledge have been preserved? How prominent, for instance, would indigenous ways of life (e.g. medicine) be part of modern Gusii society?
And So The Silent Voices Sang –...
“And So The Silent Voices Sang” invites readers on a transformative expedition, challenging deep-seated prejudices, judgments, and misconceptions. From the intimate perspectives of household workers to the poignant love story intertwining the offspring of victims and perpetrators of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsis, each narrative offers a fresh lens on the complexities of human relationships. Another tale delves into the intricate racial dynamics between expatriates and the locals in their adopted homeland. Having sparked numerous intense and controversial discussions in Kigali, this anthology is not just a collection of stories; it’s a catalyst for reflection, dialogue, and understanding.
Ndanu Visits the Village
Ndanu Visits the Village is a heartwarming Kenyan storybook for children aged 3 years and above. It’s perfect for reading aloud to younger kids, and as they grow, they’ll enjoy reading it on their own. Follow Ndanu as she travels from the city to her grandparents’ rural home. Through her journey, children begin to notice the contrast between fast-paced city life and the gentle rhythms of the village. She tastes traditional food, explores the farm, and enjoys the love of extended family. With simple language, vibrant illustrations, and a strong sense of culture, this story brings the village experience to life in a way that feels both familiar and exciting for young readers.
The Spirit of Wisdom
"The Spirit of Wisdom" is a biblically grounded book that explores the nature, types, and applications of wisdom from a Christian perspective. It distinguishes divine wisdom from intellectual, earthly, and satanic wisdom, emphasizing the superiority and necessity of divine guidance in decision-making, leadership, communication, and personal development. The book provides scriptural insights, real-life applications, and practical strategies to help readers cultivate wisdom, avoid common life pitfalls, and live purposefully. With deep reflections and spiritual revelations, it is a transformative guide for anyone seeking to align their life with God’s principles through the pursuit of true wisdom.