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Weeding Out the Chaff by Richard Olika
Adolescence isn’t a straight road; it’s a storm. Between social media, peer pressure, identity struggles, and the endless noise of the digital age, many teens feel lost, drained, and uncertain about the future. But hidden in that chaos is untapped power.
In Weeding Out the Chaff, Richard Olika delivers a bold and practical guide for teenagers who want to rise above the noise and build lives of purpose, resilience, and influence.
Through three transformative parts, Olika shows how to detox from toxic habits, build a strong frame of character, and master the life skills school never teaches, from financial intelligence and digital empowerment to critical thinking and relationships.
This is not just another self-help book. It’s a roadmap, a toolkit, and a challenge to every teen: you don’t have to wait for the future to matter, you are the future, and the change begins now.
For teens, parents, and mentors alike, this book is a companion for the journey and a spark for a generation ready to lead.
Early Childhood Theories: An Explorat...
In "Early Childhood Theories", the authors introduce the intention, limitations, and implications of early childhood theories to students in diploma, undergraduate, and those in graduate programs.
The book derives from theorists who have helped professionals to understand how the rate of child development contributes to the cognitive, social, and physical activities of a child. It provides detailed information about each theorist, how he or she developed and practiced his or her theory, and how that theory impacts education today. Added on Each theory are probing questions on how its philosophy adds value to the methods of teaching and how young children learn.
10 Rules for Raising Kids in a High-T...
Parenting today often feels like an uphill battle, with technology invading every corner of our kids’ lives. From the rise of social media addiction to the growing mental health crisis among children and teens, parents are grappling with how they can create a healthy, balanced relationship with technology for their kids.
Bestselling author Jean Twenge provides the much-needed playbook parents have been asking for. Drawing on her decades as a psychologist studying the impact of technology and mental health and her personal experience as the mother of three teenagers, Twenge offers ten actionable rules for raising independent and well-rounded children. From setting “No Social Media Until 16” boundaries to creating no-phone zones like bedrooms and family dinners, these rules are grounded in evidence yet simple enough to incorporate into any family routine.
Short, empowering, and timely, this book equips parents with the tools to combat not just immediate harms such as online bullying but also helps to nurture essential life skills, preparing kids and teens to become autonomous adults.
AWARENESS AMPLIFIED by Preskilla Ochieng
Awareness Amplified: Beyond the Surface is a transformative guide to self-understanding that blends psychology, philosophy, practical tools, and Christian reflection. Drawing on evidence-based models and biblical wisdom, Dr. Preskilla Ochieng-Munda leads readers beyond surface-level introspection into deep emotional, relational, and spiritual awareness. Designed as a practical workbook, it offers clear frameworks, reflective exercises, and real-life applications for personal, professional, and faith-based growth—helping readers see themselves more clearly and live with greater intention and purpose.
As I do your hair; A mother’s t...
This is not only a story of a mother wishing her daughter well on her wedding day, but also a story of a child learning that her mother is not perfect and that life can bring many issues. It is a story about a woman wanting to break generational cycle of bad decisions and teach her daughter that life can throw us curve balls and we have to live through them.
Boundaries with Teens: When to Say Ye...
Establish wise and loving limits that make a positive difference in your teen, in the rest of your family, and in you.
The teen years: relationships, peer pressure, school, dating, character. To help teenagers grow into healthy adults, parents and youth workers need to teach them how to take responsibility for their behavior, their values, and their lives.
From bestselling author and counselor Dr. John Townsend, Boundaries with Teens is the expert insight and guidance you need to help your teens take responsibility for their actions, attitudes, and emotions and gain a deeper appreciation and respect both for you and for themselves.
With wisdom and empathy, Dr. Townsend applies biblically based principles for the challenging task of guiding your children through the teen years. Using the same principles he used to successfully raise two teens, he shows you how to:
Deal with disrespectful attitudes and impossible behavior in your teen
Set healthy limits and realistic consequences
Be loving and caring while establishing rules
Determine specific strategies to deal with problems both big and small
Discover how boundaries make parenting teens better today!
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.
Unmasking bullying
nmasking Bullying in Schools: A Handbook for Students, Parents and Teachers is a book by Rose Okwany-Oginga, first published on October 10, 2018. The book serves as a guide for students, parents, and teachers to understand and address bullying, summarizing key factors for educational stakeholders to make informed decisions. It is available in print, as an e-book, and as an audiobook.
Letters Between Earth and Heaven
Letters Between Earth and Heaven
A Father’s Journey Through Faith, Healing, and Generational Legacy
When words fail, letters remember.
Letters Between Earth and Heaven is a tender and unflinching conversation across generations, between a father and his children, between man and God, and between the broken and the becoming.
Through a series of deeply personal letters, Andrew M. Kai reflects on loss, faith, fatherhood, and the quiet work of rebuilding what life once fractured. Written for his daughters but meant for anyone learning to heal, these pages wrestle with love that left, faith that wavered, and the courage it takes to forgive both others and oneself.
Each part of the book speaks to a different corner of the human experience:
Letters to My Daughters – on love, resilience, and the sacred duty of showing up.
Letters to My Younger Self – on shame, silence, and the long road to self-acceptance.
Letters to God – on doubt, grace, and the prayer found in pain.
Letters to the Partner – on love’s fragility, forgiveness, and the courage to stay.
Letters to the World – on legacy, community, and the quiet hope of being remembered well.
What begins as a private reckoning unfolds into a public offering, a reminder that our stories, however messy, still matter.
This is not just a book of letters. It is a map for anyone who has ever prayed through tears, raised children through uncertainty, or tried to make peace with a past that still echoes.
Letters Between Earth and Heaven invites you to pause, feel, and remember that healing is not about forgetting the pain. It is about learning to love through it.
The Boy Who Followed The Wind
Tears Make a Daughter by Michelle Korir
The Hagar Season: Navigating Single P...
About the Book The Hagar season is a book meant to encourage women, most especially single mothers, with requisite knowledge on how to rise up and navigate single parenting in a multifaceted contemporary world. It offers precepts in the way single mothers can heal and raise healthy children. It encourages single mothers that single parenting is not the end of their lives; but the beginning of a new one. The book will encourage and guide single mothers to practise godly parenting right from pregnancy. About the Author Edna Janet Wairimu Kinyoko is an agriculturalist and biotechnologist, a mum, and a business woman. She is also the author of Learning to Be the Virtuous Proverbs 31 Woman. Her main focus is to help restore moral dignity, spiritual, and professional competitiveness in women.
Tech-Smart Parenting by Catherine Kni...
The essential new science-backed parenting guide to building healthy boundaries around technology and social media, from the leading cyber trauma expert and child psychotherapist, Catherine Knibbs. 'A must-read for the tech-anxious generation' Pete Etchells, psychologist and author of Unlocked: The Real Science of Screen Time 'An essential, expert (and overdue) guide for any parent worried about how tech is affecting their children, but wanting to rely on science instead of paranoia' – Dean Burnett, neuroscientist and author Should we ban screens? We are asking the wrong question – this is how we really keep our kids safe online. 'How much screen time is too much?' 'Could my child become addicted to their smartphone?' 'Why does every rule I set start a battle?' Children today are growing up in a world more connected than ever before, exposing them to dangers their parents didn’t even imagine and raising questions they've never considered. But in our rush to protect them, we can do more harm than good; outright bans and rules deemed ‘unfair’ can push your child away, when what they need most of all is you. Child psychotherapist and cyber trauma expert Catherine Knibbs has helped hundreds of families work together to build healthy boundaries around technology. In this science-backed guide, Knibbs sets out what the evidence really says about the risks and where your fears may be misguided, to empower you with the answers to make the right decisions for your family. You'll discover: How screens affect every stage of childhood and where the dangers actually lie The importance of keeping your child close and onside to protect them, with scripts to help you communicate positively and set reasonable boundaries Realistic advice to keep your child safe and develop a balanced relationship with technology, within and out of the home Tips on protecting neurodivergent children and understanding how tech can help them flourish Grounded in evidence and full of relatable stories and practical tools, Tech-Smart Parenting is the essential book for any parent who wants to feel informed and confident in navigating the new digital childhood.
…BUT LORD, I AM TOO YOUNG by Mi...
Can someone be too young to begin a relationship with Jesus? …But Lord , I Am Too Young is a book written for new believers and those seeking to reconnect with their faith. It's especially aimed at pre-teens, teenagers, parents (as a guide book) and anyone with little to no understanding of the Christian faith. The content is rooted in personal experience thus offering an authentic and relatable journey.
Chess for Kids Book 1: Learn by Color...
Dear Dad and Mum, Guided Journal.
Introducing the Dear Mum & Dad Guided Journal, a heartfelt way to celebrate motherhood and fatherhood, to create a legacy. Designed with 200 thoughtful prompts across 10 meaningful categories, this journal helps dads and mums reflect on their life’s journey, share wisdom, and capture unforgettable memories for their children.
The GEN Z Parent by Nixon Sekoh
There is no denying that parents raising Gen Z children usually face a myriad of challenges. Hence,left without help the contemporary society risks ending up with so many dysfunctional familial relationships.The generational gap between the parents and their Gen Z children continues to widen by the day, essentially making a bad relationship worse. The irony is that more often than not, parents and their children mean well except for the gaping disconnect
Aware of these hard realities and informed by a vast experience as a youth mentor and life coach, the author confronts the bull by the horns and makes a compelling case that would see the relationship of both parents and their Gen Z children re-calibrated and revitalised. Rather than feeling distraught, disgruntled and misunderstood, parents ought to browse for the requisite knowledge to ensure that their children always feel appreciated, understood and treasured. In like manner, children must endeavour to enhance their relationships with their parents and thereby harness the synergy thereof so they would continually grow in statute as they bid to fulfil their destinies and live purpose driven lives.
Moments of Grace: laughing through th...
What’s Going On in Your Teen...
Parenting a teenager can feel overwhelming. The child you once knew so well now seems distant, moody, or hard to understand. You might wonder, “What happened? Why is my teen acting this way? And how can I help them through it?”
In What’s Going On In Your Teen’s Head, you’ll discover what’s really going on during these years of change. From hormones and brain development to shifting emotions and the search for independence, this book explains why teens behave the way they do.
But it’s not just about understanding—it’s about finding ways to reconnect. Inside, you’ll learn how to:
• Talk to your teen without constant arguments.
• Support them through emotional ups and downs.
• Help them handle friendships, self-esteem, and big decisions.
• Build a stronger relationship, even in challenging times.
With simple explanations, real-life examples, and helpful tips, this book will give you the confidence to guide your teen through this important stage.
Your teen is changing in big ways, but with the right tools, you can grow closer and help them thrive.