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Tiga Kurira, Mwana by Ngugi Wa Thiong...
Tiga Kūrīra, Mwana
Igürü rĩa maūndū mothe, Njoroge ni eriragiria gūthoma ta mūriű wa gītang'a kĩa ürīmi, Jakubu, üría warīkītie gūthoma gïthomo giothe gĩa Kenya, na rĩu arī athiï bürüri wa Ngeretha. Ithe wa Njoroge, Ngotho, arutaga wira kwa Bwana Howland, thükümü yaumïte Ngeretha, na o eri, na njira ciatiganīte, nĩ maiguaga wendo münene wa tīri mūnoru ürĩa marīmaga. Nakuo thukuru, Njoroge arī njorua ya gūthoma: gīthomo nikio kīarī bungūro ya műtūrīre wa hau kabere. Rīrĩa Jomo aikirio ngono na watho wa imanjenici ügītangathwo, gūtiagïire na ūgarürüku kïambīrīriainī andū othe nīmoĩ Jomo nĩ ekühootana. No müthenya ümwe Ngotho nĩ aikirio ngono na akīnyarirwo. Ariű a ithe na Njoroge nĩ mathamſire műcii műnene wa Nairobi, na angĩ magīthiĩ műtitű kūnyitanīra na itungati cia kűrűīra wīyathi. Thutha wa kahinda gataarī coho, andű othe a nyŭmba ya Ngotho nĩ magucītio mbarainî îrĩa yatuïkire gīcanjama kĩa műthenya o müthenya.
Celebrate the Joy of Living A Reflect...
Mr Bin: Environment Word Search Puzzl...
Eco Heroes: The Waste Warriors is an inspiring tale which highlights the encounters of three friends, Tito, Chebet and Kim, who live in Gomongo Town. As is common for many rapidly growing cities, Gomongo deteriorates from a vibrant and clean town to an unsightly eye-sore.
The rise in population leads to shrinking recreational spaces for children, uncontrolled dumping of waste, and pollution of land and water resources.
There is hope however, when the three teenage friends, through reading and research, discover that they can bring a change to the waste menace in their town. As quick learners, they become waste warriors by teaching others how to take care of their environment.
The adventures of Tito, Chebet and Kim will equip readers of all ages with practical steps to create a cleaner and more sustainable world, and
encourage them to become responsible stewards of their environments book highlights how transformational youthful determination and knowledge can be, in addressing the global challenges of waste and waste disposal. Think about your town, school or your home as you read.
Hot Nairobi Baddies – Boss Babe...
Hot Nairobi Baddies (Boss Babe Edition) is a premium financial literacy workbook and graphic novel disguised as a high-fashion adventure. While the trendy internet title is a clever hook designed to instantly capture the attention of smart pre-teens and teenagers, the core content is a strict blueprint for long-term economic independence. Through culturally rich stories set across Nairobi, this book addresses the rising peer pressure of modern lifestyle inflation, teaching young minds to invest in building real-world assets before spending money on temporary designer trends.
Far from being a passive storybook, this interactive playbook functions as a heavy-duty business simulation kit that kids can actively engage with for months. Readers step into executive decision-making roles through gamified challenges like the Make Ksh 10,000 Business Challenge, Baddies Business Bingo, and The Crisis Hot Seat—where they map out material costs, predict profit margins, and solve real entrepreneurial emergencies. Packed with lessons on stock markets, emergency savings jars, and strategic networking ("your net worth is your network"), it serves as the ultimate financial insurance policy, arming your young visionary with unbreakable business confidence and money discipline long before they touch their first real paycheck.
SO THIS IS LIFE BY BICHAGE ORINA
The Good Year – Making the Most...
What are good years for? We spend much of our lives preparing for or adjusting to difficult times, seeking resilience to adversity and strong recovery in the aftermath. But what should we do when conditions are favorable - when pressure eases, opportunities widen, and there is room to build, invest, strengthen, or prepare? The Good Year explores that overlooked question.
Here, the "good year" is not simply a year of prosperity or good fortune. It is a metaphor for any period in which circumstances create room - room to make choices, build capabilities, deepen relationships, prepare for the future, and shape what comes next. Drawing on examples from public systems, organizations, and personal life, The Good Year shows that favorable periods are often misunderstood.
They are misread as permanent, consumed too quickly, or allowed to drift away without creating lasting value. Part reflection, part framework, and part practical guide, The Good Year argues that the true measure of favorable times is not how comfortable they are, but what they leave behind. At its heart, the book is about judgment: recognizing the room that life occasionally creates and using it, gradually and deliberately, to build a future that is stronger, wiser, and less fragile than the present.
My Safari Through Life: Extracts
Shadow of God
The Shadow of God is a Kenyan story set in rural Meru County, where poverty forces people into dishonest choices. At the centre is young Thĩĩrĩ, who finds himself forced to make a grown-up decision he never asked for.
When those around him accept cutting corners as part of survival, Thĩĩrĩ refuses. His commitment to doing what is right costs him everything and he is pushed out into the world alone, with nothing but his faith and his honesty to hold onto.
What follows is a journey of hardship, loneliness and unexpected kindness as he tries to build a life from scratch. The Shadow of God is a story about staying true to yourself when everything tempts you to do otherwise and about trusting that choosing the right path will eventually lead you somewhere good.
What Others Say
A mind-boggling overture for a debut author. It's quite quirky and would fit a small niche of books. - S. K .Nganaga.
The Depraved
Returning to the rural district of Kerongo after four decades overseas, the narrator expects a homecoming defined by the warmth of Logooli traditions and the nostalgic scents of childhood. Instead, she finds a community paralysed by the memory of Ondori Ambura, a man whose life became a masterclass in psychological and physical terror.
Through a series of eyewitness accounts, the novella reconstructs Ondori’s descent from a promising student into a social pariah whose crimes, ranging from the slaughter of livestock to the brutal assault of an elderly widow, severed the sacred ties of Ubuntu. The Depraved paints a haunting portrait of a man who did not just break the law, but shattered the very moral fabric of his rural community, turning his own family home into a fortress of fear.
Steeped in local superstition and the weight of ancestral curses, the book captures the eerie atmosphere of a rural society waiting for a monster to die. Will the community members’ longing for peace finally be met, or will the shadows of the past continue to haunt Kerongo?
What Others Say
“Imali Abala deserves commendation for writing this courageous narrative. This is not merely a work of fiction; it is an unsettling piece of life writing where memory struggles against silence. Abala reminds us that devils do not always arrive with horns and tails. Sometimes, they emerge from within ordinary homes. It is a powerful narrative that forces us to ask not only who the monster was, but what kind of society produces them.”
— Prof. Egara Kabaji, Chancellor, Mount Kigali University, Rwanda.
When Healing Happens
When Healing Happens: The Journey Back to Yourself is an intimate invitation to pause, look within, and begin the journey of becoming whole again.
Through honest reflections on grief, childhood wounds, love, forgiveness, therapy, surrender, and self-discovery, this book explores what it means to find your way back to yourself after life has changed you.
With vulnerability and warmth, Owano Odera shares lessons from her own journey, reminding us that healing is not about forgetting what happened—it is about learning to live beyond the pain, reclaiming your voice, and discovering the person you were always becoming.
For anyone who has ever felt lost, wounded, silenced, or disconnected from themselves, When Healing Happens is a gentle reminder that your story does not end with what broke you.
Sometimes, healing happens when you finally choose yourself.
When Healing Happens: The Journey Back to Yourself — a journey of healing, self-discovery, and returning home to who you truly are.
Love and Deceit by Sharon Maina
For readers who love obsession, danger, and love that feels like a bruise and a blessing.
He’s the twin who trusts too easily. He’s the twin who trusts no one. She’s the woman none of them should have saved.
A simple act of rescue binds them to her, a beautiful, controlled heiress whose generosity feels equal parts refuge and danger. Her lakeside estate offers safety on the surface, but beneath the quiet rooms and perfect smiles lies a tension none of them can ignore.
As desire blurs into something deeper, secrets rise, past wounds reopen, and the fragile balance between them threatens to shatter.
A dark, emotional contemporary romance where survival collides with longing, and love becomes the most dangerous risk of all.
Retire and Realign: Purpose Beyond th...
From a humble beginning as a son of employees in white settlers' farms in the central Rift Valley, Dr Francis K. Sang overcame many odds to rise through the ranks of the Kenya Police and become the 4th Kenyan Director of the Criminal Investigation Department. He served in this position for 4 years before he was transferred to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs after the changeover of government in Kenya at the end of 2002.
He was tasked with the establishment of the Nairobi Secretariat to coordinate issues to do with small arms in the region. This he did and later helped transform the secretariat into the Regional Centre for Small Arms (RECSA), a regional inter-governmental body that coordinates activities aimed at controlling and reducing the proliferation of small arms and light weapons in the Eastern Africa, Great Lakes and Horn of Africa region and bordering states.
In this autobiography, he relates his experiences, from the difficult circumstances surrounding his birth and childhood, his struggles to get an education in spite of the many obstacles that he faced and his experiences in the police force, particularly in the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) during the tenure of the 2nd President of Kenya, Daniel Arap Moi.
He also relates his experiences after the NARC Government took over in 2002 and sent most senior security officers in the former government packing, either on retirement or on transfer to other less prestigious positions. He further relates how, through determination, he has been able to achieve his academic dreams which had been deferred earlier in his life owing to financial constraints, culminating in the acquisition of a PhD late in life.
He also speaks about the role his family has played in enabling him to achieve all he has in his life. Reflecting on his long journey that has brought him to the place where he is today, the author also gives a number of insights on his work and life. This autobiography should serve as interesting reading to the general public as well as to persons serving in the disciplined forces, considering that it is the first from amongst persons that have served in the police force and risen through the ranks to the very top.