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Salt and Gravity: Illustrated poems b...
Honey and Spice by Bolu Babalola
The Beautyful Ones Are Not Yet Born b...
Africa on Two Wheels by Abdi Zeila
What Happened to Helen by Ayodeji Ajagbe
After a brief misunderstanding with her husband, Helen Davies - a bestselling author and story writer - needed a break from her marriage. While at a bar, she met Adedamola who was going through a messy divorce and trying to win custody over his properties and daughter. They ended up spending the night together but agreed to put the event behind them and move on. After Helen returned, she told her husband she wanted things to work out between them and just as their relationship seemed to be getting better, tragedy struck. She found herself being blackmailed by an unknown person who was bent on making her life a living hell and also destroy everything she has worked for in life.
Itchy Spots
jewel of Sobriety: Reflections Of a R...
This book is a collection of essays on the subject of alcoholism and recovery. The essays are as a result of interviews with fellow patients, counsellors and my own observations and experience on this subject of alcoholism. I am hopeful that readers will gain some measure of knowledge and information that can assist them to deal with the challenge of addiction to alcoholism.
King Bure is Dead by Alexander Nderitu
The Black Pimpernel: NELSON MANDELA O...
ABOUT THE BLACK PIMPERNEL
The story of Nelson Mandela’s early years on the run from the apartheid authorities
JOHANNESBURG. MARCH 1961.
Thirty-one activists are on trial for treason. Among their number is Nelson Mandela, a rising star of the resistance movement and one of the biggest threats to the South African government and their racist system of apartheid. To everyone’s surprise, they are found not guilty. But rather than relish his newfound freedom, Nelson disappears.
With this, the incredible true story of Nelson Mandela’s life on the run begins. For months, he is an outlaw, the police and secret services hunting him in vain, living under new identities and separated from his young family. His mission? To set up armed resistance to apartheid, and in doing so change the course of history.
Kwamboka’s Inquiry by Arthur Do...
Who killed Dr. Sarah Kwamboka?
This popular founder of a girls’ school is shot dead in her house and an inspector from Nairobi is sent to Kisii to investigate. While attempting to uncover the motive behind the brutal crime, Sgt. James Dingiria discovers that Kwamboka had been collecting memoirs from the area as a way of preserving the region’s history.
This novel weaves a murder mystery around short stories that reveal the history of ordinary people from this part of the country with a look at present-day Kenya.
What others say
“Dobrin has carefully plotted his novel with style that provides a smooth flow through short stories. It is a carefully thought plot that rouses a reader’s tang!’’- Sally Boyani, Book Editor.
“It is a gripping story about murder, corruption, power, church politics, colonisation and chauvinism. The great drift of suspense in the text and the interwoven short stories make it a page turner. It is a well told must read.’’- Verah Omwocha, Book Editor.
THE LAST HAND OF RAMOGI BY BEN O, OKECH
The Last Hand of Ramogi is an epic about the life of a legendary Luo chief, diviner and healer named Gor Mahia. It captures his childhood trials and challenges to claim his birthright in a fight for succession of the royal stool of Sigama. He becomes chief at a period where the encroachment by colonial masters redefines the system of governance and the old traditions in Luo land.
The Luo will always honour the spirit of Ramogi—the father of their ancestry in many ways. Ben O. Okech honours his legacy through a trio of fascinating novels about the Legacy. Old storytellers will give way to new age storytellers but the gist of stories, just like their heritage will always stay the same. They are captured in the titles The Last pillar of Ramogi, The last Known Maidens of Ramogi and The Last Hand of Ramogi.
Kitabu F2: Vita vya Migombani
Secret Superhero Wind Warrior finds herself in a battle with criminal mastermind Banana Baby, who wants to take over the world. Can Wind Warrior, with the help of her trusted partner, Engineer, stop Banana Baby? Or will Banana Baby win and take over the world?
This book is ideal for independent young readers between nine and eleven years of age or in Grade 6.
This story promotes empathy, responsibility, respect as key values and the CBC competencies of Critical Thinking and Problem solving.
Kitabu F1: Siri ya Jasiri
Jasiri has become rather mysterious. He locks himself in his room and does not allow Zuri or Toto in his room. He avoids his parents and Aunty Fatuma. Mama and Baba are worried. What is Jasiri hiding?
This book is ideal for independent young readers between nine and eleven years of age or in Grade 6.
This story promotes empathy, responsibility, respect as key values and the CBC competencies of Critical Thinking and Problem solving.
Kitabu E2: Karamu ya Kushangaza
Jasiri, Zuri and Toto are very excited. Baba has promised them a big party. Zuri and Jasiri can’t wait to eat all the sweet treats, but Mama and Baba say this party is not about the food. Can there be a party without food and drink? What is Baba’s big surprise?
This book is ideal for confident young readers between eight and ten years of age or in Grade 5.
This story promotes Collaboration, Empathy and Respect as key values and the CBC competencies of Critical Thinking and Problem solving.
Kitabu E1: Bangili ya Ajabu
Aunty Fatuma is upset. Her bracelet is missing. Can Jasiri, Zuri and Toto find the bracelet? What is so special about this bracelet? Join the whole family in this delightful story, as they learn the story behind Aunty Fatuma’s precious bracelet.
This book is ideal for confident young readers between eight and ten years of age or in Grade 5.
This story promotes empathy, responsibility, respect as key values and the CBC competencies of Creativity and Imagination and Critical Thinking and Problem solving.
Kitabu D2: Usiku wa Hofu
Zuri, Jasiri and Toto are looking forward to a cosy evening at home, but things don’t go quite as planned. There are many strange things going on. Will the children discover the identity of the mysterious visitor? And who is eating all the popcorn? Join Jasiri, Zuri and Toto on this adventure, filled with spine-chilling twists and turns.
This book is ideal for developing young readers between eight and nine years of age or in Grade 4.
This story promotes Responsibility and Collaboration as key values and the CBC competencies of Creativity and Imagination and Critical Thinking and Problem solving.
Kitabu D1: Alijua Hajui
Zuri and Jasiri are having an argument. Zuri thinks she is right. Jasiri thinks he is right. Aunty Fatuma has a story to share. Can Aunty Fatuma’s story stop the fight? Join Jasiri, Zuri and Toto for an afternoon of storytelling and find out who is right.
This book is ideal for developing young readers between eight and nine years of age or in Grade 4.
This story promotes Respect as a key value and the CBC competency of Learning to Learn.
Kitabu C2: Ugomvi Mkubwa
It is Saturday morning. Jasiri’s colour pencils are missing. Who has taken them? And who took Zuri’s crayons? Did Toto take them? Oh, no! Who started The Big Fight?
This book is ideal for young readers between seven and eight years of age or in Grade 3.
This story promotes empathy, responsibility, respect as key values and the CBC competencies of Critical Thinking and Problem solving.
Kitabu C1: Ziara ya Kijijini
Jasiri, Zuri and Toto are off on a trip to the village. They are going to visit Nyanya and Babu. Visiting the village is always fun. Zuri and Jasiri learn how to milk a cow. Toto gets chased by a hen. Nyanya tells stories and Zuri has a scare!
This book is ideal for young readers between seven and eight years of age or in Grade 3.
This story promotes empathy, responsibility, respect as key values and the CBC competencies of Critical Thinking and Problem solving.