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STOM WABUKO – MIRROR
This book is my reflection throughout the years from my pre-teen to adult years. From the age of 12 to 15 I was molested by a male family friend and this dented my self-esteem. I had a very horrible relationship with mirrors. I never saw the worth in the person looking right back at me so I avoided them. This all started changing when I bumped into the art of Spoken Word poetry and it helped me find the confidence to deal with PTSD and speak out about my story to bring healing to both myself and others. This book is my Mirror. You will get to experience my reflection over the years through it.
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.❤
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Survived to forgive by Josiane Umulinga
My Times And Seasons by Bishop Peter ...
"Dive into the profound journey of Bishop Peter Ndungu as he unravels life's deepest questions and unveils the transformative power of faith in his book, 'My Times and Seasons.' From the shadows of poverty to the heart-wrenching losses and the triumph of birthing a ministry, Bishop Peter shares raw, personal testimonies that illuminate the path from despair to triumph.
This book isn't just about survival; it's a testament to the incredible potential within each of us. Discover how pain, injustice, and heartache are woven into the tapestry of our existence, guiding us toward the extraordinary.
'My Times and Seasons' isn't just a book; it's an inspiring journey that beckons you to trust in God's unwavering love and turn every season, no matter how challenging, into a stepping stone toward victory. Your story is still unfolding, and this book is the guide to finding purpose and power in every season of life. Embrace the wisdom within, written by Bishop Peter Ndungu, and let your journey be a testimony of turning pressure into power."
Build Up -The Pressure of Being Gifted
Every gifted person is a builder. However, every builder has to pay the ultimate bill of greatness—the bill of withstanding the pressure of being gifted. In an age and time where micro-wave success is celebrated, it is only those who have sustained the pressure of being gifted that are going to have a generational impact. If the world is going to drink from your cistern as a leader, entrepreneur, professional, or generational influencer, then you must be willing to dig deeper in order to build higher. The storms will come, and the wind will blow. The only building that will stand is one whose foundation has been dug deeper and reinforced effectively.
The purpose of this book is to give you the courage to glean from your past and build a life that will inspire generations to come. As one who has built a life from the rubbles that were left after a torturous life experience—surviving gender-based violence, meeting my biological father after 21 years, experiencing serial failure, contemplating suicide, and much more—my story stands as a signpost to tell you, "You're on the right path, and there is nothing wrong with you. Keep on moving and building."
I have seen what God can do with a life that is totally surrendered. I have met people I used to admire, shook hands with, and had fireside chat conversations with them. I have sat at decision-making tables, founded successful organizations, become an award-winning mentor, and much more because I kept on building.
So I come walking beside you to tell you, "Build up!"
Enjoy the read.
The Political Canary Of Kenya by Akec...
Eng. Ochungo's "The Political Canary of Kenya" offers readers an electrifying journey through three decades of political tumult in Kenya, weaving personal experiences into a compelling narrative that sheds light on the intricate web of political dynamics in the country. Hailing from the Joluo community, Ochungo asserts that his community has disproportionately shouldered the impact of Kenya's political processes, earning them the moniker 'the canary of politics in Kenya.'
Eng.Ochungo takes us back to his first foray into the democratic process in 1992, vividly recounting the historic reintroduction of multiparty democracy in Kenya. His firsthand accounts of the election cycles, spanning six in total, provide readers with a ringside seat to the evolution of Kenyan politics. From the clear party divides between KANU and FORD-KENYA to the charismatic figures vying for the presidency, Ochungo's narrative is a rollercoaster of political intrigue.
The book delves into the complexities of ethnicity in Kenyan politics, a revelation that dawned on Eng . Ochungo after multiple election cycles. Drawing on the insights of Oyugi and applying Max Weber's discussions on class and status groups, Ochungo posits that Kenya's political landscape is inherently marked by political inequality. Class and status interests often clash, creating a challenging decision-making process for individuals, as vividly illustrated by the hypothetical scenario involving a successful Joluo businessman.
One of the highlights of the book is Ochungo's personal encounter with Jaramogi, the charismatic political figure known as 'Double O' in Africa. The author paints a vivid picture of the anticipation and excitement that surrounded Jaramogi's visit to their town during the presidential campaign. The detailed account of the encounter, accompanied by a compelling photograph, adds a human touch to the political narrative, making it relatable to readers.
As readers traverse the pages of "The Political Canary of Kenya," they can expect a no-holds-barred exploration of Kenyan politics, peppered with Eng Ochungo's insightful analysis and candid observations. The book promises to unravel the intricacies of political inequality, ethnic dynamics, and the challenges faced by voters in a country with a rich yet tumultuous political history.
Indeed,readers cannot afford to miss out on Eng.Ochungo's explosive account of Kenya's political landscape. "The Political Canary of Kenya" is not just a book; it's a captivating journey through the heart of Kenyan politics, offering readers a front-row seat to the drama, challenges, and triumphs that have defined the nation's democratic evolution. Grab your copy now and dive into the political whirlwind that is "The Political Canary of Kenya."
Do You Know That You Run the World? Y...
Life can either happen to you or happen from you. As you are within, so are you without. This book starts you on that journey within so that you connect to your power and your inner light so that your aura radiates through and you become a being of light, just as you are at your core. In this light, everything is possible and here, you begin to see just how possible these words are. You run the world!
The Pearl on the Horizon
The Pearl on the Horizon is a moving story about the devastating effects of materialism which sends a rich ethical message in line with religious teachings. Madame Victorine Mahfouz grows up in a materialistic family and looks at everything through these lenses. On the other hand, Eugene and Fresha believe in high achievements in education and consequent roses. Confronted with unemployment and tough socio-economic demands, Madame Victorine mocks the two and even threatens to destroy their engagement. Underlying the plot is a classic romantic love relationship between Eugene and Fresher, on the one hand, and Madame Victorine’s illicit amorous scandals, on the other. In these well-written passages with techniques enriched by letters, songs, poems and narration, the reader will appreciate the author’s juxtaposition of success and survival. The Pearl on the Horizon draws a line between survival and success, crowns the latter prominence and discredits the former. The writer suggests that success is slow but bears enduring results. Survival, on the other hand, is quick but can lead to ruin.
What others say
“The novel is captivating and factual. It captures social and material conditions in Africa occasioned by poor governance. So what is success in the face of devastating levels of unemployment, stiff competition from the large pool of graduates and the need to survive? Is it unprincipled material acquisition and a ‘good living’ or a good education and ethical living?” – Rose Keya, Book Editor.
“The Pearl on the Horizon speaks volumes to young adults who may want to take shortcuts in life and the consequences of such actions.” Harriet Irungu, Student of Literature.