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Winds of Memory by Simon Bolo
*Winds of Memory*
Winds of Memory is an intimate, lyrical collection of short prose that traces a life shaped by movement, people, loss, love, and reflection. At once memoir and meditation, the book gathers moments from across continents and decades, revealing how meaning is formed not in grand declarations, but in attention - to place, to people, and to the quiet lessons that linger.
Written by an accountant turned public health practitioner, the collection draws from a life lived in service, curiosity, and transition. From boardrooms to remote field sites, bustling cities to forgotten paths, the author reflects on how work, travel, family, and chance encounters slowly sculpt a worldview grounded in empathy, gratitude, and deliberate living.
The book is organized into four interwoven sections.
Moments gathers seemingly ordinary experiences - a missed flight, a breakfast conversation, parenting joys and anxieties, a young boy’s injury in Pokot - and lifts them into clarity. These pieces reveal how life’s most enduring insights are often born in interruption, vulnerability, and stillness. Together, they form a meditation on resilience, grace, aging, and the courage to remain open.
Journeys explores travel as both movement and mindset. These stories are not about destinations alone, but about what it means to arrive - sometimes lost, sometimes hungry, sometimes changed. Whether wandering Annecy in search of raclette, drifting through West Africa guided by rhythm and myth, or floating above the Himalayas in paragliding straps, each journey is an act of noticing, reminding us that places reveal themselves only when we slow down enough to listen.
Encounters is a tribute to the people who stay with us - friends, mentors, strangers, family, and public figures - each leaving behind a lesson, a challenge, or a quiet imprint. These narratives celebrate human connection across cultures and time, showing how wisdom is often transferred not through instruction, but through shared meals, conversations, humor, and presence.
Inner Landscapes turns inward, engaging timeless questions with warmth and honesty: What gives life meaning? What is love? What happens after death? Drawing from philosophy, faith, popular culture, and lived experience, these essays resist certainty in favor of depth, offering thoughtful companionship rather than answers.
Threaded throughout the collection is the author’s signature voice - wry, reflective, generous, and deeply human. The book also captures a milestone year, his fiftieth, marked by travel, remembrance, and a renewed commitment to live intentionally.
Winds of Memory is not simply a record of what has been lived, but a testament to how life is understood in retrospect. It reminds us that memory is shaped as much by meaning as by time, and that sometimes, the wind carries back to us the stories we need - just when we are ready to hear them
No Other Man Except Jesus by Davis Ma...
This book reveals the unmatched supremacy and divine nature of
Jesus Christ, showing that He is the only true Savior and the ultimate
answer to life’s challenges. It explores His unique qualities, His love
and power, and why He remains the only hope for humanity in a
world filled with uncertainty and failure. Discover why trusting in
Jesus is the key to overcoming life’s struggles, how His unconditional
love transforms hopeless situations into testimonies of victory, and
be inspired by the truth that He alone is the source of hope, healing,
and eternal life an answer that never fails.
Life As A Journey Of No Return
Life as a Journey of No Return is a thoughtful book that invites readers to pause, reflect on the past, and still hope for the future. It reminds us that life is always moving forward and so are we. Every moment matters, every opportunity counts, and time is a gift that cannot be returned. The book encourages readers to value life while they have it, to love, support others, grow their potential, and make wise choices. It is a call to live fully, honour your light
before darkness comes, and embrace life with purpose because there is no going back.
Degreed but Disposable: The Silent Cr...
It tells the story of Kenyan graduates whose certificates promised a future but delivered frustration. A system that keeps saying “add one more qualification” while doors stay closed. A country where everyday effort doesn’t always turn into opportunity.
This book says what many are afraid to say: you are not lazy, broken, or failing—the system is.
Through real stories and honest truths, it explains why degrees feel useless today and, more importantly, what can be done to change that. It turns anger, shame, and exhaustion into clarity, hope, and a reason to demand better.
If you’ve ever wondered “What was all this education for?”
This book is for you. 💔➡️🔥
Diwani Ya Mtokabara by Mwalimu M̵...
Anayekitumia kitabu hiki atagundua kuwa Mashairi yote thelathini muundo wa tarbia ni mashairi bunilizi. Kumaanisha kuwa hayapatikani vitabu vingirne vilivyotangulia, Walakini, inafaa ijulikane ya kwamba utungo mzima ni ule wa kawaida kimuundo. Hali kadhalika mashairi katika kitabu hiki yamezoa maswali bunilizi na majibu yazo.
Mtumiaji wa kitabu hiki atagundua ya kwamba mbali na kuwa mashairi ni ya kipekee, hata mazoezi na mazoezi na baadhi ya majawabu vilevile ni ya kipekee. Kwa kifupi, maswali na baadhi ya majibu hutayapata vitabuni vya hapo awali. Kulonga bayana, ni Kiswahili cha kawaida, maswali yaliyopatikana pamoja na majibu mengine hupatikana kwingineka..
Kitabu, Diwani Ya Mtokabara, ni kifupi mno. Mwalimu au/ na mwanafunzi wake ndio watakirefusha inavyotakikana na ni katika tamrini za mashairi yaya haya.
The Anatomy of Transition: Navigating...
The Anatomy of Transition: Navigating the In-Between explores transition as a deliberate, God-supervised process rather than a crisis or failure.
Drawing from over thirty years of lived experience in Christian ministry, leadership, and community life, the book provides a reflective and practical framework for individuals who sense that a season is ending but have not yet arrived at what is next.
The first part of the book weaves personal narrative with insight, tracing the author’s own journey through multiple seasons of spiritual formation, ministry environments, and leadership transitions.
These memoir-style chapters establish a lived context for understanding how transition unfolds over time and why it often feels disorienting. The latter chapters move into teaching and reflection, examining how to recognize the signs of transition, how to navigate the liminal “in-between” space without fear or regression, and how to exit seasons and structures with honor, clarity, and emotional health.
Particular attention is given to themes such as identity, obedience, honor without bondage, the misuse of “release” language, and the difference between the body of Christ and the organizational structures built around it.
Rather than offering formulas or quick fixes, the book functions as a map,helping readers interpret their inner unrest, discern changing seasons, and move forward without guilt, panic, or unnecessary conflict.
It is written for believers, leaders, professionals, and anyone sensing a shift in calling, identity, or assignment, and serves as the first volume in a broader series that will later explore systemic and theological dimensions of the Kingdom of God.
THE MYSTERY OF THE MAGICAL RIVER
In Woodlands Village, three best friends—John, Ali, and Peter—love adventure. Using their school laptop and internet access, they discover a Magical River with the highest riverbank for jumping. But when they arrive, an old woman warns them in a song. Ignoring her, John jumps first—and vanishes!
With help from AI research, digital tools, and their village’s green energy innovations, Ali and Peter uncover the shocking truth: John is trapped in an electrical energy dome. Using science, solar-powered bikes, and teamwork, they embark on a daring mission to save him.
Can they break the spell of the Magical River before it’s too late?
This Is Me: Identify Abuse, Navigate ...
This is Me. This is my truth. This is my healing...It is also YOURS.
This is me is a courageous and deeply reflective journey into the emotional landscapes of identity, resilience, and healing. Blending personal insight, compassionate guidance and transformative reflection, the book invites readers to confront the silent wounds of abuse, trauma, and emotional disconnection- and to reclaim the parts of themselves that once felt lost, silenced, or diminished.
This book is not only a journey of reflection - It is a declaration of identity.
Born Into Chains, Reborn In Christ by...
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.
In Understanding Be Men by Engineer K...
In Understanding Be Men
Unknown to many, Meru School was founded on a crucible of fire and brimstone. Fire because the very first crop of learners to be enrolled in the Kaaga Mission School (Mambere) in 1913 were incinerated by a vengeful gang of Meru warriors in March 1914. Brimstone came 40 years later when the state of emergency was declared in October 1952, ushering in the Mau Mau rebellion that midwifed independence 12 years later. And then, in the screams and tumbles of war, the baby was born - February 1956.
Now read on..
CLAIMING MISS INDEPENDENT by L. T. Ny...
Athena Waithera Maina doesn’t do relationships. Not because she can’t, but because she doesn’t want to. As the CEO of Wingi Enterprises, she’s built herself from the ground up: sharp heels, sharper tongue, and zero apologies. But, Athena also likes to play. Her rules are simple: legal, single, and under fifty, and she never breaks them. No strings. No emotions. No complications.
So, when a gorgeous bartender at her favorite spot makes her forget her name for one unforgettable weekend, she chalks it up to good sex and a clean exit.
Until he shows up at her office… as her boss’s son.
Cassius Kariuki Namu spent twenty years abroad chasing success and losing pieces of himself in the process. He returns home to slow down, breathe, and remember who he is outside of spreadsheets and boardrooms.
Then he meets Athena, a woman who commands every room she walks into and makes surrender sound like sin. She’s sharp-tongued, soft-bodied, and dangerously addictive.
He told her it was just one night. He lied; he wants more. Her mind, body, and the heart she swears she doesn’t have to give. Now he’s using every tool at his disposal, including his father’s influence, to get close to her again.
Athena wants control. Cassius wants her to let go. And when power meets passion, when the hunter becomes the hunted, someone’s bound to lose.
In a city that never sleeps, Cassius has every intention of watching Miss Independent unravel—one breath, one touch, one dangerous kiss at a time.
12 MYSTRIES OF THE KINGDOM OF GOD (KI...
The 12 Mysteries of the Kingdom of God unveils powerful spiritual principles that govern success, destiny, and divine alignment in life. Rooted in Scripture and practical revelation, this book explains how God’s Kingdom operates through unchanging laws—principles that affect prayer, obedience, faith, seasons, giving, honor, covenant, and spiritual growth.
Through clear teachings, biblical examples, parables, and real-life insights, the author reveals how understanding and applying these Kingdom principles unlock favor, dominion, prosperity, purpose, and lasting transformation. This book is not about religion, but about divine systems—keys that open specific doors in God’s Kingdom.
Whether you desire spiritual maturity, stability in life, or a deeper understanding of how heaven’s laws work on earth, The 12 Mysteries of the Kingdom of God equips you with timeless truths to live intentionally, victoriously, and in alignment with God’s divine order.
FINALLY 22 by L.T Nyawira
- On her twenty-second birthday, Nala finds herself forced to celebrate with a charming group of strangers, where she meets Hunter—a charismatic and dominating man, who unleashes a ferocious encounter, urging her to explore her passions.
Gideon of the day by Florence Ndungu
God Has inheritance for His Sons, but they may not be enjoying it due to negative circles and patterns in their lives. Gideon was in the place of his inheritance but did not enjoy the good of the land, there were enemies who could wait the time of harvest to invade the beautiful land and take the harvest.
Today us children of God we need to deal with hindrances that limit us as Gideon. God told Gideon to deal with his father's altars and raise Godly altars for him to defeat these enemy.
We need to deal with any legal group which the devil can use to oppress us. The book will help you to this.
Are you ready for your inheritance
The believers," inheritance in Christ is incredible. We however need a revelation and a real transformation to comprehend this truth. Sometimes we compare our unlimited God to our earthly parents, who though love us are in most cases limited in what they can offer. Our Heavenly Father owns everything, that concerns our spiritual , physical and material well-being. 3John 1:2
Many Tongues, One Nation: The Preambl...
Many tongues, one nation is a powerful celebration of Kenya's constitutional journey, told through the voices of its diverse peoples. By translating the Preamble of the Constitution of Kenya into select indigenous languages, this volume restores dignity to mother tongues too often marginalised in law, politics, and governance. It reminds us that the Constitution is not merely a legal document but a shared national covenant, rooted in the histories, aspirations, and everyday lives of the general populace across communities.
This book is both a scholarly contribution and a cultural milestone. It calls upon us to re-imagine constitutional-ism as a living, inclusive practice - where language is not a barrier but a bridge. For students, practitioners, and the public alike, Many tongues, one nation offers a bold affirmation that Kenya's unity is strongest when it embraces its plurality.
