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The Unbroken Spirit by Wanjiru Waithaka
An abominable crime has been committed but powerful unseen forces have conspired to thwart justice.
A woman left with no options seeks the ultimate revenge as the battle between good and evil turns to war.
A desperate race against time through the streets of Nairobi to avert another tragedy that will consume them all.
Can she be stopped in time…or is it already too late?
From Grass to Grace by Faleri Muthoni
From Grass to Grace is an inspiring story of resilience, hope, and determination told with vivid descriptive past experiences.
It is Faleri Muthoni's story of self-invention and survival, coupled with the unsparing intrigues of fate. Inspired by his single mum and the struggles they faced;
This story will leave you believing that nothing is cast in stone. Faleri hopes From Grass to Grace will be the needed nudge to get anyone out of their comfort zone and catapult dormant and undiscovered talents in order to pursue their dreams.
The Ultimate Recipe for Wholesome Stu...
The Ultimate Recipe for a Wholesome Student is a must-have for every purpose-driven student. In a country where the importance of education cannot be overstated, the resource will also help with insights on how to set goals and achieve optimal grades for better career positioning.
The academic, social and emotional needs of students are many and diverse. This book provides tips on learning and living, necessary for students across the board. To do so, the author begins by raising bold questions related to the learner’s thought process. He then presents practical solutions to these frequently asked questions (FAQs) through value-based approaches.
The book encourages students to be responsible with their choices and actions in the realization of their dreams. It employs the slogan, “Be Your Best”. It uses the principles, language and attitude for academic and life excellence. Above all, the core of every message in the book emphasizes the divine role of God in the student’s life.
“The book touches on fundamental issues in the student lives-well researched, genuine and practical suggestions to problems in the learners’ success process. A must read for every student.”
~ Mr. D. Muthee, Principal, Woodcreek School
Fashioned for Life by Samuel Kanja
Fashioned for Life is a necessary read that is intended to help one understand why life is undoubtedly precious. It gives the individual a chance to consciously reflect on what their purpose in life is, how they can live up to it and how to go over the hurdles on the way to a fulfilling life. It is a call to meditate on the most essential attributes of holistic living.
The book puts emphasis on responsible and purposeful living founded on Christian values and moral principles. More to it, it is a call to celebrate life – for what it is and what it can be. It also incorporates the key elementary virtues, values and principles that offer cross cutting solutions to frequently asked life questions. It has some of the best principles of life that may help people to Love Life and Live It.
Fashioned for Life gives you the fundamentals of life, not as a routine, but as a daily experience – of conscious and deliberate living.
The question of how to have a purpose-driven life, full of genuine gratitude and contentment is broadly handled from a Christian and social living set up. It is a crusade against casual and negative living that has made most people think that ‘Life is too hard’ and ‘Life is poisoned’.
The Career Decoder by Samuel Kanja
This is a Career Book aimed at promoting best Career, Business and Entrepreneurial practices ranging from choices, job search tools, change, job loss, working skills, personal financial management among other career related topics.
The book is a career masterpiece aimed at bringing life and career excellence by unleashing the best in one's career journey through recognition of opportunities and possibilities.
Raise Your Hand: A Millennials Guide ...
Unlock the strength to be vulnerable and overcome the shame of asking for help with this authentic and heartfelt guide.
Equal parts practical and profound, Raise Your Hand is a life-changing testament to the power of asking for help. Inside, you’ll discover how millennials can break the mental cycle of overwhelm, and defeat feelings of shame or stagnation, and embrace major milestones by reaching out and sharing their struggles with others.
Written by award-winning TED speaker and leader Robert A. Belle, this handbook breaks down an essential HELP framework, providing thoughtful advice on how millennials can overcome the mental barriers and fear that stops them from asking for help.
In a world where far too many millennials are afraid to open up, forge their own path, or escape the trap of normalcy, Robert’s wisdom shines as a guiding light, encouraging us to empower ourselves through the help of friends, family, and professionals.
Here’s just a little of what you’ll discover inside:
- Why Millennials Are The Generation of Change (and The Mental Toll This Takes)
- The Reason Asking For Help Is So Difficult – and What You Can Do About It
- The Essential HELP Framework To Help You Overcome Barriers and Feel Comfortable Seeking Help When, Why, and How You Can Ask For Help
- The Importance of a Support Network (and Where You Can Go To Find One)
- The Surprising Importance of Crying – and Why It Isn’t Something To Be Avoided And Much More...
A Little Nap by Yvonne W. Wamuyu and ...
Stronger Than Faith My Journey In the...
Few events in Kenya's recent history have captured the imagination of the nation as those of the period from the late 1970s. Between the pages of this memoirs is a history of that period which is hardly taught in our schools and is fast receding into the holes of the insignificant as a younger generation takes over.
The history of that era, like that of all the eras that have made this country, needs to be preserved by those who witnessed and participated in it.
In Stronger Than Faith, Oduor Ong'wen adds clarity to the politics of an important but dark era of our history. It adds clarity to why that era is not entirely gone.
Achieve Your Dream workbook : The sev...
Success in life is attainable at will. It comes from knowledge and putting that knowledge into use. We usually say that knowledge is power, but power has no real value unless put into use.
The purpose of this workbook is to show you the direction to take towards your chosen destination. Using the outlined seven ingredients for success, it will guide you into reaching your goal. Achieving your dream. Your following this guide and the commitment you give to your set goal will determine the accomplishment of the same and the speed of it's accomplishment.
Make your big dream happen. Make many more of your dreams a reality. Just do it.
The Quotist by Muthoni Kirumba
There is No Useless Experience by Lev...
Levi Kones tells a real and raw story of how he messed up his 20's, went to America and was deported, battled alcoholism, fought a mental disorder and later cancer and learnt the hard lessons on the value of people and use of money.
A brutally honest book that will send you on a roller coaster of emotions and give you lessons at the same time.
Diary of the Miaha by Verah Omwocha D...
This is a story of a young girl lost in a world too big for her petite body and unwelcome ideas. A girl trying to
understand the love of God. And her husband’s.
It is about a girl, who is trying to fix puzzles to understand why she is here. And to do what she was sent to do. It’s about a girl on a journey to finding herself. To healing the child in her.
To finding peace. And digging deep into her soul, to find forgiveness and hand it to the world. Is marriage welcoming of a young girl, broken in so many ways? She asks.
Beauty For Ashes by Rose Rozitta Paul
Still Single? Mistakes You’re M...
Your dating compass that will guide you on how to move from a confused single to happily married. It shares the lessons learned from varied dating experiences and shows you how to sieve out bad dates and spend time with quality dates thereby making dating NOT an experience to be dreaded but one to be enjoyed.
Zarina Patel: An Indomitable Spirit b...
Zarina Patel is a writer, artist, human rights and race relations activist, environmentalist and campaigner for social justice. She is a leading authority on Kenyan South Asian history, and editor of the journal Awaaz, which focuses on South Asian history and culture in the national context.
The book chronicles Zarina's multi-dimensional life. Although she was born and raised in an upper middle class family, she rejected opulence and sought personal liberty and fullfillment by identifying with multi-ethnic and multi racial groups that were struggling for human rights and freedom from exploitation and domination in Kenya.
Additionally, her multi-dimensional life bears witness to the harsh realities that women in African and Asian communities face: the lack of independence to choose whom to marry, whether to have children, adherence to a particular religion, to name a few.
Her dissent liberated her from the shackles of patriarchal Asian society, but also drew her to Kenyans of similar character and thinking.
Zarina's biography echoes the lives of many women around the world playing a multitude of roles - as wives, mothers and professional women - who have struggled and have had to give up part of their dreams in order to succeed in each of these roles.
Makie Goes To School by Badru Mulisike
The Battle Within (volume 2) by Mesha...
The Battle Within is a book written by a mental health advocate, counselor and survivor of suicide attempts.
The volume 2 is covering issues of teenagers in terms of mental health awareness, drug abuse, hygiene habits in teenagers, social media addiction and pornography.
The book is also covering issues of young people struggling with suicide in Kenya and it is a book that is favorable for teenagers and those people handling teenagers like teachers, parents etc.
A Boy Named Salah by Sahara Abdi R...
My Brother With The Colourful Brain b...
Now You See Me: An illustrated collec...
A curated cocktail of everyday tales, written over a seven-year period, which have evolved into short memoirs of Thefu, a non-recovering artcoholic and storyteller. His tales are wide-ranging: whacky dreams, observing a chicken lay an egg, destroying beautiful women’s property, loss, sombre heartbreaks, philosophical musings over dog behaviour, social commentaries—and everything in between.
Thefu grew up in rural Kenya a quiet, introverted boy, who got out of trouble with brain rather than brawn. His stories reveal a heightened sense of observation, and an ability to find meaning and humour, even in fleeting and seemingly mundane events.
This is an intimate glimpse into his perception of the world, and he means it when he says, Now You See Me.