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Blade Wisdom: A Surgeon’s Guide...
MY BODY WAS ALWAYS ENOUGH,An Alchemy ...
At the age of three years old,Getrude Katula was involved in a fire accident that left her body scarred,one breast without a nipple and pulled downwards by the fire,a dislocated navel,a very tight stomach and psychosocial issues she had to fight alone.
She lived a major part of her youthful years fantasising about what it could be if she had 2 breasts,both with nipples and without scars.
Then the greatest day came,in 2023,a day where she could see her body for what it really is-The foundation our existence.This came at a point she was struggling with different health issues.
Now she helps people liberate their bodies, minds,emotional and spiritual bodies to help them live a fulfilled life.
She insists,no bool can accommodate all body shapes,and no one can standardise a body they didn’t create with their hands.
Wake up and live.
Ideal for everyone that has ever been at war with their own bodies.
What If You Win?: A perspective-inspi...
'What If You Win?' by Benjamin Webi explores his 20-year journey to redefine success. Through honesty and vulnerability, he challenges common beliefs and reveals that achievement is just one part of a broader purpose. Webi hopes readers see themselves in his stories and gain new perspectives on their lives.
DON’T CALL ME A STRONG GIRL, WO...
This memoir takes readers into the raw, unfiltered world of growing up under challenging circumstances. From the struggles of school life to the realities of family and community, it is a story of perseverance, discovery, and the small victories that shape who we become.
Through vivid reflections and honest storytelling, the author shares moments of hardship, friendship, and self-discovery, offering insight into the human experience and the lessons life quietly teaches.
For readers of personal memoirs, coming-of-age stories, and real-life social experiences, this book reveals the ordinary and extraordinary moments that leave a lasting mark.
Dear Dad and I
Dear Dad and I is a poetic archive of becoming, son, man, lover, dad. In these pages, you’ll meet a Nabadoon, peacemaker, who trades betrothal for burial. A newborn learning to scream. A whisper of a mother who vanished mid-laugh. From Mandera to Mogadishu, faith to folly, this collection slips between grief and grace with both wit and ache. With reverence for oral storytelling and the irreverence of a prankster soul, these poems refuse to stay in one place. They sing lullabies to daughters and lament lost cities. They wander, remember, weep, and laugh. Above all, they tell the truth the way only poetry can: sideways, softly, and when you're not looking. For readers who’ve ever been a child or still are, ever had a father or have become one, ever lost a home or a mom, or found one in language, this book is for you!
A memoir in Verse. Dear Dad and I.
Dear Dad and I is a poetic archive of becoming, son, man, lover, dad. In these pages, you’ll meet a Nabadoon, peacemaker, who trades betrothal for burial. A newborn learning to scream. A whisper of a mother who vanished mid-laugh. From Mandera to Mogadishu, faith to folly, this collection slips between grief and grace with both wit and ache. With reverence for oral storytelling and the irreverence of a prankster soul, these poems refuse to stay in one place. They sing lullabies to daughters and lament lost cities. They wander, remember, weep, and laugh. Above all, they tell the truth the way only poetry can: sideways, softly, and when you're not looking. For readers who’ve ever been a child or still are, ever had a father or have become one, ever lost a home or a mom, or found one in language, this book is for you!
From Brokenness to Boldness: A moveme...
GREEN FOR LIFE
is the inspiring true story of Dr. Isaac Kalua Green, a man who transformed pain into purpose and is now reshaping Africa’s future through faith, sustainability, and bold leadership.
What begins on dusty Kenyan paths swiftly bursts onto the global stage: boardrooms, summits, and government halls, fueled by one man’s vision igniting a worldwide transformation. This book isn’t merely about survival or success; it’s about creating something that endures.
Inside are the pivotal moments behind the headlines: near-collapse, bold pivots, and the mindset that turns adversity into momentum. For entrepreneurs, visionaries, and anyone daring to lead with intention, this is your blueprint.
The Soft Place After the Storm by Vic...
- When Victoria set out across borders with four children, a broken heart and a suitcase filled with more faith than certainty, she wasn't chasing a destination but wholeness. What unfolded was a journey through both wilderness and wonder across courtrooms and kitchens, immigration offices and candlelit hostels. Written in the margins of chaos, this is a deeply personal memoir that unflinching explores what it means to rebuild a life from scattered pieces. This book is raw and radiant, stitched with grief, grace, laughter and fierce love. It's a love letter to the exiled, the aching, the dreamers and the daring. A powerful reminder that healing is possible, that softness is strength and that it's never too late to choose yourself and begin again. If you've never stood in the wreckage and wondered if hope could still grow, THIS IS THE STORY FOR YOU. Come as you are. Welcome to the Soft Place.
The Incumbent Lying Days
Incumbent Lying Days" is a memoir by author Borusei Kipkirui, first published on August 26, 2020. The title is not related to a political concept, but to the autobiographical nature of the book, which aims to address feelings of inferiority in young people. It was published by Iconoftimes Media & Publishing Services and is available in digital format.
Author: Borusei Kipkirui
Genre: Autobiographical memoir
Publication date: August 26, 2020
Publisher: Iconoftimes Media & Publishing Services
Purpose: To address and help overcome feelings of inferiority in young people through a narrative that uses humor and suspense
The Girl Next Door
She was the girl everyone saw, but no one truly knew. The one who smiled through pain and hid behind the curtain of silence.
The Girl Next Door is her story — a journey from invisibility and pain to faith. Through honest storytelling, the author shares her early struggles with sickness, toxic relationships, invisibility and longing for love. She later learns how to embrace her identity and step boldly into the purpose God has for her.
This book is a good read for Raw Truth, Fierce Love and Divine Revelation where parenting is evolving, Faith is deepening and every chapter calls you higher into purpose, growth and Godly legacy.
ON MY OWN TERMS
Omondi Ochuka – Precursor (An U...
Omondi Ochuka – Precursor (An U...
CARRIED THROUGH: FINDING STRENGTH IN ...
What happens when life forces you to choose between staying comfortable and surviving the transformation?
In this raw and redemptive memoir, Ngugi Mwatha chronicles his journey from the red-earth paths of rural Kikuyu to the entrepreneurial uncertainty of modern Nairobi, a journey marked by devastating loss, destructive choices, and ultimately, divine intervention.
When Ngugi loses his mother at age twelve, his world fractures. The subsequent years bring geographical transitions between rural and urban Kenya, the weight of premature responsibility, and a descent into alcohol abuse that nearly destroys his future. But in the midst of his lowest point, stumbling out of a Westlands nightclub at 2 AM, a question pierces through the haze: What are you doing here?
That question becomes the catalyst for a spiritual awakening that reshapes everything. Through the community of Mavuno Church, Ngugi discovers that transformation isn't about perfecting yourself, it's about surrendering to the process. He navigates the difficult work of rebuilding relationships, developing professional skills through service, and eventually taking the terrifying leap from employment security to entrepreneurial faith.
This memoir speaks to:
Anyone grieving the loss of a parent or loved one
Those struggling with addiction or destructive patterns
Young professionals navigating career transitions
Entrepreneurs contemplating the leap from employment
Christians seeking authentic stories of transformation
Readers interested in contemporary African narratives
Written with unflinching honesty and deep faith, Carried Through offers more than inspiration, it provides a roadmap for those standing at their own crossroads, uncertain whether to move forward or stay put. Through Kikuyu traditions, Nairobi's evolving landscape, and the practical theology of a thriving church community, Mwatha demonstrates that the strength to navigate life's transitions isn't found in avoiding change, but in trusting the God who carries us through it.
A journey To Behold: Volume Two by Al...
The book is about the magical memories of growing up in the 1970's, 80's and 90's. The fun, joy, fears and uncertainties we had as children growing up in the dotting hills of Taita Taveta, Kenya. '
It's about the way a generation grew up compared to the current generation which is full of explosion in Technology (The Dot com). It brings about fond memories like the rains, birth, naming, childhood games, schooling, seasons, weddings, sickness and death and how we overcame such. It's all about the sweet old memories.
It's a must read for adventure lovers, for the generation that was so as to reminence the golden memories, for children so that they are able to see the values we lived, for students pursuing Literature, history and culture( has history and culture of the Taita)all packaged in one.
The Interrupted Accountant: My Long J...
Philip Kinisu was born and spent his early years in rural Kenya. He counts among the few who navigated the transition from rural life to a successful world-class career in accounting and business consultancy, both as a practitioner and a leader.
He came to prominence in his successive roles as Partner, Territory Senior Partner and finally as Chairman of the Africa Board in PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) where he worked for more than three decades from 1979 to 2014. These roles saw him scale the heights of professional accomplishments, leading
teams to deliver on myriad technical assignments as well as manage a successful professional services business across sub-Sahara Africa.
In his long career, he positively impacted many; he was not only a role model but also a mentor and trainer. He boasts directly contributing to seeking and implementing solutions to many socio-economic challenges that plague our world today.
After his term at PwC, Kinisu offered himself to serve as Chairman, Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) in Kenya, a role which did not end well for him. The dynamics of that non-providential assignment have doubtless proffered valuable lessons which have been well captured in the book.
Kinisu is a private family man who prefers that his actions speak for themselves. He divides his time between his homes in Nairobi and Western Kenya.
The furnace of affliction by Luke Jak...
A Beauty-Full Journey by Suzie Wokabi
Suzie is a respected thought leader in the beauty space. Her purpose is to be an instrumental contributor to the growth of the African beauty industry. She is also a huge proponent of women supporting women in all realms of life, especially in entrepreneurship and empowerment.
Through this book, she tells her much awaited uncondensed story. The book gives you great insight into her life and her journey in African beauty entrepreneurship. The ups, downs, ins and outs are told in her light-hearted voice and an it’s-never-that-serious-to-boot attitude. Passion drives her and she navigates life with persistence, patience, and willingness to elbow her way to getting what she knows is rightfully hers - not settling on the "nos" that should be "yeses". None of the good stuff came easy or with luck for her, but with loads of hard work, audacity and living her life like a dog with a bone.
The Incomplete Gravestone – A M...
What kind of man digs his own grave while still alive? Not figuratively, but literally. What compels someone to choose their own gravestone, fully aware that the date of their death remains unknown? These are not mere morbid curiosities, but rather profound, unsettling questions about identity, agency, and the burden of personal history.
Through the lens of structured therapy sessions with Wa-Monica—a psychologist grappling with her own inner complexities—David recounts a childhood marked by scars that have never faded, a calling to the priesthood and celibacy, and the stigma of being unmarried and childfree in a deeply traditional society. Yet he tells this story not through a single voice, but through two alter egos: Cletus and Wa-Monica. Both are drawn from within—not for disguise, but for revelation.
This memoir is meant to challenge. It will unsettle those who have never questioned the roles assigned by culture and religion. It will provoke those who believe that faith and personal freedom cannot coexist. And for those trapped in lives they did not choose, it will resonate in ways that words alone cannot fully capture.
There are moments in life when we must ask ourselves: Who am I beyond what the world expects of me? David ‘Cletus’ Kuria Mbote has dared to ask this question and, in doing so, has crafted a deeply personal and universally significant narrative.
Shattered by Hanif Kureishi
Imagine your life changing in a second: one minute you are watching the football with a beer, the next you are on the floor in a pool of blood, deprived of the use of your arms and legs. This fall renders you paralysed, robbed of your independence, entirely reliant on others for everything.
This happened to writer Hanif Kureishi on Boxing Day 2022. His account of what happened and its aftermath is a unique, riveting and frequently riotous account of a year-long odyssey home through five hospitals. From despair to hope, rage to courage, it might be the most truthful, and the funniest, medical disaster story ever written.