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The Empty Throne of Zindaland
What happens when the people’s voice is silenced by the weight of empty promises? The Empty Throne of Zindaland is a gripping play by Barasa Herbert that challenges learners to rethink the social contract. Readers follow a community’s journey from the euphoria of election day to the hard-won reality of democratic accountability. Perfect for classroom performance and critical analysis, this play is a powerful call to action for the leaders of tomorrow. Are you ready to take your seat in the republic?
Echoes of the Courtyard
Echoes in the Courtyard by Barasa Herbert is an engaging and transformative story for junior learners (Grades 6–9). Follow the journey of Kito, Silas, and Amani as they tackle the everyday challenges of peer pressure, digital distractions, and the importance of making the right choices. This beautifully written guide is designed to empower young readers to find their voices, value true friendship, and develop the integrity needed to thrive in school and beyond. A must-read for students and educators alike.
A Telltale of Tails!
A quirky, fantasy story with colorful illustrations and rhyming text, that engages children with a unique story-line woven with cheeky humor and anticipation. The story shares valuable life lessons on honesty, kindness, and forgiveness, and the dangers of greed and lies. This story has a flow and rhyming similar to the acclaimed "The Gruffalo" children's picture book. Authored by a Kenyan to international standards.
Unmasking bullying
nmasking Bullying in Schools: A Handbook for Students, Parents and Teachers is a book by Rose Okwany-Oginga, first published on October 10, 2018. The book serves as a guide for students, parents, and teachers to understand and address bullying, summarizing key factors for educational stakeholders to make informed decisions. It is available in print, as an e-book, and as an audiobook.
On your marks, get set! by Muthoni Wa...
Naisa finds herself in a new school. While her brother Mwasi fits in without any apparent effort, Naisa feels like a fish out of water. She struggles to adjust to the new school and make friends. She attributes this to her presumption that no one likes her. She reluctantly joins one of the clubs in the school. Will this change her outlook and her opinion of her new school?
On your marks, get set! is a story of determination and resilience in the face of change. It explores themes such as family relations, teamwork and the benefits of technology.
A Log in the Eye
Mulika School is the venue for two competitions: a Public Speaking Contest and the school presidency elections. Christopher and Anastasia, learners at the School, find themselves on opposing sides during the Public Speaking Contest where they speak passionately
about matters close to their hearts. The outcome of the contest sets the stage for a face-off between the two during the school presidency elections which follow. To what lengths will they each go to emerge victorious? Is it possible for winners and losers to be cordial and coexist in peace?
A Log in the Eye sheds light on the consequences of unhealthy competition dominated by deceit, malice and jealousy. It explores contemporary themes such as mental health, discrimination, elections, technology and reconciliation.
Tala and The Magic Bean by E. Mbai
Tala loves beans, but one day her curiosity leads her to plant a single seed. What begins as a small experiment soon grows into a magical journey of learning and discovery. “Tala and the Magic Bean” is a folktale-inspired tale that shows how a spark of curiosity can grow into something extraordinary.
The Earth Defenders by Victor Mushila
The Roadblock
Malwede Junior School is thrown into panic when Innocent, the Principal’s son and a learner at the school, goes missing one evening. In addition, four learners are caught attempting to sneak out of the school. The learners try to wiggle out of trouble using dubious means, which land them before the Principal. A ransom demand is made, and the other learners become restless, calling for the missing boy’s release. The events that follow reveal a sinister plan orchestrated to hoodwink the school community and prey on their desperation. Will Innocent be found? Who is innocent in the end?
The Roadblock explores contemporary themes such as truancy and drug abuse, and encourages critical thinking and problem-solving among the youth.
StarLit Readers is a series targeting Junior School learners in the Competency-Based Education (CBE). The series is also recommended for other readers looking for modern stories told in a powerful and highly refreshing fashion. The books in this series will certainly keep you turning the pages.
Wanted
All Mish wants is to get to school. However, a chance happening creates a situation which spirals out of control. He finds himself in unlikely places, facing dangers that are beyond anything he could have imagined. This is intensified when he stumbles upon something that several people would give an arm and a leg to get their hands on. Mish must rely on his wits, a few unlikely helpers and his speed to survive. The same set of circumstances that endangers his life end up being the reason that his fortunes and those of his family change for the better. Packed with twists and turns, Wanted is an exciting tale of a regular boy finding himself in bizarre situations and emerging the better for it.
StarLit Readers is a series targeting Junior School learners in the Competency-Based Education (CBE). The series is also recommended for other readers looking for modern stories told in a powerful and highly refreshing fashion. The books in this series will certainly keep you turning the pages.
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.
Zawadi ya Thamani
Je, hatima ya maisha ya Nadia ni ipi? Ni zawadi gani ya thamani itakayomwokoa? Je, ni kujiamini kwake au ni ubunifu wake? Je, ni huruma au hisani yake? Je, ni shajara yake inayosema yale ambayo moyo wake unachelea kuyasema? Au labda ni Mwalimu Daniela ambaye amefanikiwa kukitegua kitendawili cha maisha yake?
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n'Zawadi ya Thamani' ni hadithi ambayo imesimuliwa kwa lugha nyepesi yenye ubunifu na mvuto mkuu. Upekee wa hadithi hii umo katika uwezo wayo wa kumteka msomaji kuanzia mwanzo hadi mwisho, na wakati uo huo kumpa mafunzo anuwai kuhusu namna ya kukabiliana na changamoto za maisha. Hadithi hii imeangazia masuala mtambuko mbalimbali na kusawiri maadili yanayopendekezwa katika Mtaala wa Daraja ya Awali ya Shule za Sekondari.
THE BEST 5 CLASSROOM RULES by Samson ...
The Best 5 Classroom Rules is an illustrated educational storybook written by Samson Epuat and is specifically tailored for lower-grade primary school students. The book uses a narrative approach with relatable school characters and everyday classroom scenarios to teach foundational behavioral rules, social etiquette, and personal accountability within the school compound and in society.