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The History of the African Independen...
Self Transformation: Crawling the hei...
It’s ok to be angry at God
If you believe in God, you must have felt angry at him at some point. Anger is felt because we had an expectation that wasn’t met or someone violated our boundaries.
Ephesians 4: 26-27 “Be angry, and do not sin”: do not let the sun go down on your wrath, nor give place to the devil”
Some people use this verse to preach “anger suppression” while it’s not healthy to stay angry, it’s important to learn how to express your anger so that your emotions grow and become healthy.
This book can help you achieve exactly this.
Patricia Henry, is also an Expert in Food, Nutrition and Dietetics based in Kenya. She is committed to promoting Agíkúyú indigenous cultural foods and making the Kenyan Food Security Systems functional.
When you buy this book, 40% goes to helping small-scale farmers restore indigenous crops, foods and trees.
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Why should I marry I’m Happy si...
A lot of women rush to marriage because they believe it will “complete” them, make them “happy”, but does happiness come from marriage?
Patricia Henry, explores what makes women vulnerable and how they can accept and heal these vulnerabilities, making them become functional.
Patricia believes that womanhood is a functionality, and its purpose is to bring authenticity and grace to the world.
This book will help you get in touch with your authentic self by facing vulnerabilities that come from religious and cultural definitions of womanhood.
Patricia Henry, is also an Expert in Food, Nutrition and Dietetics based in Kenya. She is committed to promoting Agíkúyú indigenous cultural foods and making the Kenyan Food Security Systems functional.
When you buy this book, 40% goes to helping small-scale farmers restore indigenous crops, foods and trees.
Happy reading 🙂
Theory of Structures By Alexander Akh...
This textbook on Structural Analysis is suitable for all Civil Engineering, Building Construction, Architecture, and Quantity Survey students, in both Diploma and Degree level of education, who wish to gain an understanding on theory of structures. It will be especially helpful as a supplementary reading book and as a standard teaching material. The worked examples included at the end of every chapter contain standard exam-type problems that will enable the learner to know how to tackle typical problems in structural analysis. The book also contains clear, well-labeled diagrams that will assist the learner to paint a mental picture in order to relate what he or she is studying to real life examples. It is the hope, wish and prayer of the author that this book will be instrumental in providing a sound foundation for the learner as he or she furthers their education.
The Roadmap to Build Wealth and Your ...
"There has been a huge gap when it comes to practical money lessons based on our unique, Kenya and African surroundings... Wading through the book I regretted not paying much attention to money and financial issues during my younger years. I very strongly recommend this book to younger generation and to everyone else who is keen in making sure that their money is prudently planned for, both for the present and for the progeny. " Professor George Odera Outa
American Dreammare by Merceline Onyango
Kenya Colouring Book
Bado Nakusho by Lenjo Maza
*Bado Nakusho* is the sequel of “Ni Mi Nakusho”, an evocative collection of poems and visual art that tries to capture my life in Nairobi through the raw and authentic experiences born from the fusion of cultures and struggles in the city's streets and daily grind.
Each piece is crafted to reflect the emotions, struggles, and lessons I've witnessed—resilience in tough times, the creativity of youth, and the quiet strength we find in moments of despair and laughter.
In this collection, I throw in my voice to the countless untold stories that fill the heart of this savannah metropolis - stories of survival, of dreams, and of the relentless spirit that keeps pushing us forward in the face of it all. It's a personal reflection on the complexities of life in this vibrant, ever-changing city.
Walking Through fire: Creating wealth...
APPLE OF THE VILLAGE EYE by Jeremiah ...
This is a riveting story of a young man whose night is suddenly riled by distant noises that, in no time, etched closer to their home in the dead of the rainy and lightning-stricken night.
Keen to find out what is happening, Fela wakes up his snoring uncle and they soon venture out into the dark night to find out what is happening. They soon encounter a gang in the process of committing an abominable act.
This night disturbance triggers a chain of events across the village in search of the voices that leads to a gang in the middle of committing an abominable act.
It takes the young man's enviable grit to stand firmly against the range of barbs and vicissitudes of his determination in search of justice for the victim and the ensuing quest to rid the village of the miscreants.
My Passion For Change: An Autobiograp...
AS THE 2009 Norman Borlaug Award winner for Leadership in Agriculture, Dr. Juma Mukhwana is passionate about creating change for the better. As a veterinarian, he expressed his passion through caring for the animals. As a professor, he transferred that passion to others through teaching.
As a community worker, Mukhwana worked passionately with small-holder farmers to improve their agricultural productivity and profitability while conserving and protecting the environment. Dr. Mukhwana deserves this award for not only working passionately, but also creating real and meaningful change in the lives of those he has dedicated his life to.
Norman Borlaug Award for Leadership in Agriculture, University of California, Davis, 2009.
A TRULY honest account of the extra-ordinary life of Dr. Juma Mukhwana. A good testimony of the unusual mixture of passion, persistence, tolerance and hard work that has impacted many lives across the globe.
Prof. (Emeritus) Ratemo Michieka, former Vice-Chancellor, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, and Chancellor Tharaka University
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Mister Lifetime: Choosing the Right P...
The Creative World of Art by Ella Babu
Kayla and her twin sister, Layla, are no ordinary teenagers. They are budding artists with big dreams. Join them as they turn simple sketches and bold brushstrokes into vibrant masterpieces.
Having started off from their home studio and grown to a dynamic art shop, the sisters pour their hearts into every piece they create. They also discover that when challenges arise, they must rely on each other, their imagination and the community around them,
to keep their dream alive.
This is more than just a story about art. It is a celebration of family, friendship and the joy of following one’s passion. The Creative World of Art is perfect for all young people with big dreams. It will inspire you to aim high and achieve your goals.
In My Father’s Arms by Christine Wanjiku
*In My Father's Arms* is a testament to the transformative power of divine love. It explores my evolution from a seeker of God's face to a recipient of His unwavering embrace. Each chapter of this book reflects a stage in my journey-starting from the vulnerabilities of my childhood, through the intimate relationship with God, to the profound lessons learned from the Holy Spirit.
I CAN, THE GIRL FROM THE NORTH by Tas...
"I Can, The Girl from the North" by Taslima Mohamed is an autobiographical account of a young Somali-Kenyan girl from Mandera, Kenya, and her journey through life, marked by ambition, faith, and resilience. The book explores key themes such as pursuing education despite cultural and economic challenges, struggles with mental health, and overcoming personal failures.
Taslima highlights the importance of her faith in Islam, her identity as a Somali-Kenyan, and the impact of mentorship programs in shaping her path. Through her experiences with advocacy, community service, and friendship, she emphasizes the power of perseverance, hope, and education in overcoming life's obstacles and inspiring others.