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The Relationship Between Books and Po...

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The Relationship Between Books and Power by Auscar Wambiya

Less Than Equals by Kamau Muchira Mac...

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LESS THAN EQUALS traces the longitudinal journey of marital relations from dating to engagement and the factors you need to look for in a prospective marriage partner. It also covers the vari ous stages of marriage – from a young couple without children to an elderly couple coping with an empty nest. It proposes the best practices of maneuvering and navigating through the issues that emerge at the various levels of the dyadic interaction.

Business Conquest by Ian Dennis

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The Business Conquest takes you on a journey based on real life stories and case studies of Kenyan entrepreneurs with Business Nuggets from a Business Coach. Endorsed by Chris Kirubi, Rina Hicks and Darshan Chandaria.

The missing links by Tobias Otieno

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The events of this novel are played out against a background of tension and contradiction between the rural and urban experience, squalor and affluence, reality and superstition. Nyakane, a high- school student in Nairobi, falls pregnant and is forced to return to Odendo, village of her husband's forefathers. In the harsh conditions of the village, where the land is unfertile and gold-mining is the only lucrative activity, and educated people are considered dissenters, Nyakane is faced with a world of social taboo, poverty and perpetual disease. Tobias Odongo Otieno, in this, his first novel, portrays the dislocation of the villagers and the city dwellers, and the different generations with humorous affection. He is fearless in satirizing the superstition and taboo born of ignorance, or hypocritical religion, in his quest for a sharpened, more truthful perception of a society in change.

The Operator by Chris Mwangi

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This racy novel is about two beautiful girls in Mombasa seeking the good life. Their passions for men and money and their thirst for adventure threaten to destroy them. But the narrator, one of the girls, learns that the life of a prostitute is the wrong path.

Whispers in the closet devotional by ...

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Whispers in the closet devotional by Mercy Andaro

Kill me quick by Meja Mwangi

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Meja and Maina arrive in the city confident their high school diplomas will lead to employment and a better life. However, they are unable to find jobs and end up living in the streets, among other unemployed and homeless youth. Brutally separated, they meet later behind prison bars.This novel displays Mwangi's talent for writing lively stories depicting societal problems in Kenya.

The fundamentals of ICT by Mucemi Gakuru

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This book discusses the various ICT systems and the underlying technologies comprehensively, albeit not in a detailed manner, to make users and potential developers of ICT products appreciate the scope of ICT and what it involves. It is not intended for advanced ICT practitioners but may serve them as a reference text and generally assist in expanding the readers’ scope of knowledge. Depending on their strengths, the book will be of great use to all users in the ICT arena, including but not limited to students in high schools, tertiary institutions and institutions of higher learning.

Mastering your money by Chacha Nyaigo...

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Mastering Your Money is a timely financial guide that every person needs in the quest to attain personal financial freedom. This manual demystifies the concept of money, helps you to improve the way you relate with money, examines the main causes and possible remedies of your financial problems, provides essential skills on how to cope with disasters like Covid-19 and challenges you on how to budget, save, invest ad protect your assets.

Femme Fatale by Ebuka Henry and Faith...

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For lovers of romance books, this book is definitely for you She wanted to heal people like her family doctor, but she ended up healing people only differently Find out how her her dream unfolded

Sounds from the Dark

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Sounds From The Dark is a collection of poems written with the motive to thrush out the ill-motivated leaders as we start the revolution from within. Our environment is a major gift from the almighty to sustain our living then we destroy our habitat are we not insane? Not only for revolution but also for love as a major part of our coexistence, many poems in Sound From The Dark share the feelings of love among friends.

Beyond by Davis Njoroge

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Maxwell Barasa was born an ordinary child, but a series of events see him gain unfathomable power in his infancy. No one, including his father, who is the main reason Max is a metahuman, knows Max’s secret except Fredrick, Max’s childhood friend. Afraid the world would be terrified of his other self, he decided to live his life as an introvert with a close-knit circle of friends. But … ... when you are the link to the most powerful weapon in existence, making yourself small is impossible, especially when two of the most powerful alien civilisations are after you. A new Sci-Fi epic of aliens all focused on Earth for a weapon only one man can lead them to.

The Oasis of Inner Healing by Emmah a...

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The Oasis of Inner Healing is a great book on guarding your heart from the pains of life because it is the wellspring of life. It is about understanding God's purpose for allowing suffering in our lives. People have got various questions why they are passed through fire or God appears to be silent in their situations. The book enlightens us to grow stronger relationship with God so that our hearts can be restored and all the wounds healed. In the place of gloomy hearts and sadness, the book helps us to rediscover the joy of God that is our strength. This is a MUST read book for those who are going through hard times in life so that they can live victoriously and with grateful hearts. It gives us hope for the future that the pain one goes through is meant to strengthen us.

Mikondo Ya Kiswahili: Siasa, Jamii na...

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Mikondo Ya Kiswahili: Siasa, Jamii na Utandawazi by Alamin Mazrui and Kimani Njogu

Dawn of Fortune by Wanjiru M. Thuku

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Dawn of Fortune is largely a journal in the romance niche. It journeys the reader through the life of the lead character Ami.  From the onset, it highlights the impeding nature of forced marriages in most African cultures. Most of which openly undermine the girl child in terms of education and expression.  Does our lead character Ami bow down to the pressure? It also lays emphasis on the imperfections of love, what would seemingly look like a beautiful thing to experience. We see the lead character falling in love and getting hurt by it. Ideally, this journal explores real life experiences and brings them all together explosively. What would,otherwise, leave the reader glued and in suspense to no end. The journal being thought provoking, gripping and a real page-turner beautifully captures the reader's attention and creativity makes them adopt a role.

Through the Leopards Gaze by Njambi M...

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Beaten to pulp and left for dead, 13 year old Njambi found the courage to escape, fearing her assailant would return to finish her. She walked all night risking wild animals, robbers and murderers in the Kenyan countryside, before being picked up by two shabbily dressed men. She spent her life burying memories of that fateful day and night, ending up in London with a British husband and children. She had moved on, or so she thought until one day a simple unassuming wedding invitation card arrived in her mailbox causing her house of matchsticks to come crashing down.

Weep Not Child by Ngugi wa Thiongo

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Two brothers, Njoroge and Kamau, stand on a rubbish heap and look into their futures. Njoroge is excited; his family has decided that he will attend school, while Kamau will train to be a carpenter. Together they will serve their country - the teacher and the craftsman. But this is Kenya and the times are against them. In the forests, the Mau Mau is waging war against the white government, and the two brothers and their family need to decide where their loyalties lie. For the practical Kamau the choice is simple, but for Njoroge the scholar, the dream of progress through learning is a hard one to give up.

Home Bells A Poetic Novella by Boruse...

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Home Bells is a poetic novella that revolves around the world of a pauper. From a very humble background, basically from what he calls a “revolution”, he goes to the city becoming a revered singer. When he finally comes home, he is outcasted, and his son finally becomes a winner. He got blessings for him.

The Making Of A Symphony Orchestra &#...

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The subject of leadership has been written all the years by both big and small names, in large and small prints. Why, then, would I bother to write another book on this subject? Why would one need to read this book? Perhaps in the following few paragraphs I will be able to make a case for this inspired cause and thus gain your most precious audience. "Running away from a problem does not solve it," one of my teachers said. "You must confront the problem in order to solve it." In my childhood, I learnt the value of taking responsibility whenever there was something that needed to be addressed. These were my first leadership lessons. In that case, therefore, in my study and practice, I still felt a sense of responsibility to add my little voice to this very important subject, even if doing so could only help a single individual to be inspired into becoming the person The Creator intended in him or her. This book, over and above learning leadership, helps people to identify their purpose in life and unify it with their leadership agenda with a view of leaving a timeless legacy. Life therefore becomes one adventurous journey of leadership to all who study this book. Of course, the very first person that you ought to lead is yourself and by being able to appropriately do so, you earn the right to lead others too. They, themselves, shall be willing to be led by you. In this book, I share personal life experiences in leadership in the simplest possible language for leaders at all levels to draw maximum benefit from. My innate drive to keenly and reflectively study situations from every facet of life I get involved in and my love for music found an opportunity to converge. Thus, this book uses the metaphor of orchestral music to share salient leadership lessons that would hitherto stay hidden from some people. This is not a music book. It is a leadership book. You do not have to know music in order to appreciate it. All you have to do is contemplatively tap your right foot to its beats as you drink from its priceless pot of knowledge. As life would have it, the universe is full of music. All around us is music in the sense of harmony. The Creator did not intend any chaos, but harmony in all we see and do. That is what makes music; many parts, many instruments, many participants but one beautiful piece of art that is pleasing to the ear. The same applies in all our leadership positions. We have to bring all pieces together in order to achieve the envisioned results. That is the language of life. Whoever makes the best symphony becomes the greatest leader;- the greatest director for the orchestra. It is my belief that you will enjoy the musicality in this leadership book as you dutifully mine the nuggets of wisdom that lurk within the pages into your life. The lessons you are going to learn by studying it shall forever remain imprinted in your heart and positively contribute to your immortality. I wish you all the best in your leadership endeavors and look forward to receiving feedback from you about how this book impacted your life.