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ASPIRE: BREAKING BARRIERS, BECOMING MORE
- Aspire by Elizabeth Jenipher Andati is an inspiring autobiographical journey that chronicles the life of Blessing, a young girl who rises from deep personal loss and poverty to discover faith, resilience, and purpose. The story, told with emotional depth and spiritual insight, captures Blessing’s transformation from a child surrounded by hardship into a woman of vision and strength. The book opens with the devastating loss of Blessing’s mother when she is only three years old, an event that fractures her once close-knit family. Her father, injured and unable to work, struggles to care for seven children, leading to painful separations as relatives take them in. Each move from her grandmother’s warm but disciplined home in Luanda to her aunt’s crowded iron-sheet room in Nairobi, tests her endurance but also teaches her invaluable lessons about love, survival, and God’s providence. Blessing’s early life is marked by poverty, loneliness, and rejection, yet she remains determined to pursue education and find meaning beyond her suffering. Her journey unfolds in stages: childhood displacement, teenage struggles, faith awakening, and self-discovery. Despite betrayal, heartbreak, and moments of despair, she consistently finds refuge in prayer and hope. Her story reveals how adversity shapes character and how divine purpose can emerge from pain. Each chapter includes Key Takeaways, Lessons from the Chapter, and Aspiration Action Steps, transforming Blessing’s personal testimony into a reflective guide for readers. These sections encourage introspection, gratitude, diligence, and faith-based perseverance. Through them, the author blends storytelling with mentorship, offering practical tools for emotional healing and personal growth. Thematically, Aspire explores faith, resilience, forgiveness, family, and destiny. It emphasizes that destiny is not determined by circumstances but by faith and choice. Blessing’s unwavering belief in God propels her forward even when life’s “lemons” seem too bitter to handle. The recurring motif of planting, sowing seeds of effort, faith, and patience, symbolizes the long process of transformation that ultimately yields a fruitful life. By its conclusion, Blessing’s journey stands as a testament to divine grace and human determination. Her story resonates with anyone who has faced hardship and wondered if a better tomorrow is possible. Aspire is not merely a memoir but a spiritual roadmap, reminding readers that with faith, courage, and persistence, they too can rise above their circumstances, break barriers, and become all they were created to be. In essence, Aspire is a moving celebration of endurance and divine purpose, a book that encourages readers to trust God’s timing, embrace growth through pain, and continually aspire for more.
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Omondi Ochuka – Precursor (An U...
Healed, A Memoir by Jesca Makena
Benjamin Franklin: An American Life b...
Benjamin Franklin is the founding father who winks at us - an ambitious urban entrepreneur who rose up the social ladder, from leather-aproned shopkeeper to dining with kings.
In best-selling author Walter Isaacson's vivid and witty full-scale biography, we discover why Franklin turns to us from history's stage with eyes that twinkle from behind his new-fangled spectacles. In Benjamin Franklin, Isaacson shows how Franklin defines both his own time and ours.
The most interesting thing that Franklin invented, and continually reinvented, was himself. America's first great publicist, he was consciously trying to create a new American archetype. In the process, he carefully crafted his own persona, portrayed it in public, and polished it for posterity. His guiding principle was a "dislike of everything that tended to debase the spirit of the common people". Few of his fellow founders felt this comfort with democracy so fully, and none so intuitively.
In this colorful and intimate narrative, Isaacson provides the full sweep of Franklin's amazing life, from his days as a runaway printer to his triumphs as a statesman, scientist, and Founding Father. He chronicles Franklin's tumultuous relationship with his illegitimate son and grandson, his practical marriage, and his flirtations with the ladies of Paris. He also shows how Franklin helped to create the American character and why he has a particular resonance in the 21st century.
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Boardroom Coup: The Last Man Standing...
Boardroom Coup: The Last Man Standing Won’t Be a Man by Mercy Nyabwala is a powerful memoir-manifesto that blends personal narrative with social critique. From her childhood in Nyakach to the boardrooms of multinationals, Nyabwala traces her journey through the barriers of patriarchy, cultural biases, and systemic exclusion. She redefines the so-called “glass ceiling” as reinforced concrete and calls for a radical restructuring - a boardroom coup, to dismantle entrenched gender hierarchies.
Part autobiography, part social commentary, the book sheds light on girlhood battles, the transformative role of education, the politics of corporate spaces, and the legacy of women who refuse to conform. It is both a deeply personal story of resilience and a rallying cry for women determined to claim their place at the table of power.
The Interrupted Accountant: My Long J...
Philip Kinisu was born and spent his early years in rural Kenya. He counts among the few who navigated the transition from rural life to a successful world-class career in accounting and business consultancy, both as a practitioner and a leader.
He came to prominence in his successive roles as Partner, Territory Senior Partner and finally as Chairman of the Africa Board in PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) where he worked for more than three decades from 1979 to 2014. These roles saw him scale the heights of professional accomplishments, leading
teams to deliver on myriad technical assignments as well as manage a successful professional services business across sub-Sahara Africa.
In his long career, he positively impacted many; he was not only a role model but also a mentor and trainer. He boasts directly contributing to seeking and implementing solutions to many socio-economic challenges that plague our world today.
After his term at PwC, Kinisu offered himself to serve as Chairman, Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) in Kenya, a role which did not end well for him. The dynamics of that non-providential assignment have doubtless proffered valuable lessons which have been well captured in the book.
Kinisu is a private family man who prefers that his actions speak for themselves. He divides his time between his homes in Nairobi and Western Kenya.
A Beauty-Full Journey by Suzie Wokabi
Suzie is a respected thought leader in the beauty space. Her purpose is to be an instrumental contributor to the growth of the African beauty industry. She is also a huge proponent of women supporting women in all realms of life, especially in entrepreneurship and empowerment.
Through this book, she tells her much awaited uncondensed story. The book gives you great insight into her life and her journey in African beauty entrepreneurship. The ups, downs, ins and outs are told in her light-hearted voice and an it’s-never-that-serious-to-boot attitude. Passion drives her and she navigates life with persistence, patience, and willingness to elbow her way to getting what she knows is rightfully hers - not settling on the "nos" that should be "yeses". None of the good stuff came easy or with luck for her, but with loads of hard work, audacity and living her life like a dog with a bone.
Making The Cut: The Autobiography of ...
"Indeed, it was a bullet! The patient remembered that he had been shot by colonial forces at the start of the MAU MAU war in 1952. He had survived the shot and literally forgot about it until the present moment, 36 years later, when I asked if he had ever been shot in the past. The patient was of course, after all, the freedom fighter par excellence, Waruhiu Itote, better known as 'General China.'"
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In this unflinching memoir, Kenya’s first thoracic and cardiovascular surgeon, Prof. Peter Amollo Odhiambo, reflects on a life shaped by bold decisions, quiet sacrifices, and a relentless drive to serve.
As a young man, he left home on a scholarship to study in India, joining elite medical institutions at a time when few Africans had such access. Though he had every opportunity to remain abroad, he chose instead to return and help shape Kenya’s medical future. This decision would soon lead him to a pivotal moment early in his career, when he performed a delicate surgery to remove a colonial bullet from the chest of Mau Mau freedom fighter General China.
Prof. Odhiambo would go on to train generations of doctors at the University of Nairobi, where his influence can still be felt in hospitals across the country. But his impact reached far beyond the classroom or the theatre. In the 1990s and 2000s, Prof. Odhiambo became a national advocate for tobacco control, confronting powerful multinationals and helping draft legislation that still protects Kenyans from the deadly effects of secondhand smoke.
Told in his own words, 'Making the Cut' is more than a record of medical firsts. It is a personal and historical journey through post-independence Kenya, seen through the eyes of a man who has never stopped believing in excellence, justice, and the power of public service.
THE WEIGHT OF SILENCE HIS PAIN ABSENC...
A Story Born from Real Loss
In homes across the world, families gather loudly for celebrations but suffer quietly in times of crisis.
When a father falls ill, everything changes.
In The Weight of Silence: His Pain, Absence, and Betrayal, Korir Festus shares an intimate journey through his father’s final days, revealing the emotional strain, the unspoken tensions, and the hidden fractures that illness exposes.
This is not a story of death alone.
It is a story of absence before goodbye.
It is a story of silence where truth should have lived.
RURAYA by Wanjiru Gichigi
Rosemarie Muthoni Morton embarked on an extraordinary journey, not knowing where it would take her or what she would find. With a small suitcase, two dresses and a pair of shoes, Rosemarie launched into an adventure to fulfill a dream of escaping poverty, within a time frame of three years, so that she could return to her children. It took her 9 years of hardship, challenges and difficulties which changed her life, her children's and other people's lives in the process.
RUNNING FROM SHADOWS
- “Running from Shadows” is a powerful autobiographical fiction that follows the life of Kibet — a boy born into a world where family should mean protection, but instead becomes his first source of betrayal. Set in rural Kenya and the bustling streets of Nairobi, Kibet’s journey is raw, painful, and deeply human.
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.
AVIATOR PAR EXCELLENCE by Luke Kangogo
Aviator par Excellence is a deeply moving and gripping account of Eng. Luke Kangogo Kittony, who rose from dusty beginnings to decision-making tables in the aviation industry, both locally and globally. The chapters of this book are a chronicle of the mentorship that shaped him, the challenges he encountered, detours he took, and the purpose that propelled him forward.
Told with heartfelt candour, this is the journey of a former military man whose decorated career saw him transition into civilian life in aviation, with multiple, remarkable accomplishments in both spaces. His life has been molded through discipline, faith, determination, intentional focus and excellence. Eng. Kangogo’s story is a clear demonstration that greatness isn’t always loud, but it is always intentional.
Aviator par Excellence is not only a great inspiration, but stands as proof that your history does not disqualify your destiny.
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.
Conquering Marginalization – Th...
Conquering Marginalization is an autobiography by a successful author from a marginalized community, giving hope to all who face similar challenges that they can make it in life.
Back in the 80's when education was a foreign venture in Turkana, Agnes Nakutan Ekeno - a young girl in the heart of Nakwamekwi village in Turkana, took chances of going through the system in quest for a better future. She narrates her rocky path to education and the desire to make it against all odds. She recounts the journey through her life at 40's and tells her raw story. She seeks to encourage a young girl stuck between culture and her dream.
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My crown of Beauty for Ashes
A real life story of the authors experience through childhood abuse, trauma, and living a full life after healing and overcoming when she finds God at the end of the line as she plans to end it all in a bathroom in her mothers house.
It is a story of redemption, restoration and healing. A true testimony of the power of God to turn all things for good