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Teenagers Hurt and Heal: A Practical ...
Teenagers Hurt and Heal
Being a teenager is not easy. One minute you are laughing, the next you are overwhelmed by a roller coaster of emotions, feeling left out or just trying to make sense of things no one seems to understand. Whether it is personal emotions, family drama, peer pressure, academic stress, or secrets that are too heavy to carry, this book assures you that you are not alone. Help is near. Help is in this book.
Teenagers Hurt and Heal is a powerful collection of 38 short, relatable stories that are inspired by real life experiences such as substance abuse, bullying, body shaming, rejection, LGBTQ+, conflicts at home, defilement and many more. Each story carries:
A real-life situation that you can relate with.
Mental health lessons that are easy to remember.
Mental health skills that are simplified and easy to use.
Relevant Bible verses for spiritual support.
A prayer to ask God for help, guidance and protection.
Reviews from previous readers:
“Where was this book when I was a teenager?” asks Tr. Grace.
“The most educative self-help book I have ever read,” says Tr Mwangi.
Tr. Sr. Irene says, “This book has sorted me out; I use it in counselling groups.”
“My teenager loves your book. It never leaves his bedside” says Dr. Jane.
“A very good book. I will share with friends,” remarks Chiru, a Grade 9 student.
“This is counselling in my hands,” says Tr. James.
Several school heads and teachers endorse it as a G & C guide.
BEYOND BETRAYAL by Gerald Musyoki Paul
Beyond Betrayal by Gerald Musyoki Paul is a powerful dramatic novel exploring the painful sting of family malice and the ultimate triumph of legal justice and forgiveness. The story centers on Stance, an orphan forced by his cruel stepmother, Mrs. Tinah, to live in a rusted animal kennel while his step-siblings enjoy a luxurious mansion and university education. The depth of this betrayal deepens when his stepsister, Kellen, reveals that Mrs. Tinah illegally hid their late father’s will, which rightfully named Stance the sole heir to the family estate. Desperate for freedom, Stance attempts to escape one night, but the gatekeeper, Gregory, mistakes him for a thief and stabs him multiple times. Instead of helping, Mrs. Tinah and her son Bilbo heartlessly leave Stance to bleed in the dirt, and when they later discover that Kellen secretly treated his wounds and uncovered the truth about the will, they banish Kellen, tie Stance upside down, smear pepper into his gashes and brutally whip him.Stance eventually escapes into the wilderness, where a kind herdsman saves his life and helps him heal. Emboldened by safety, Stance exposes the abuse to the authorities, resulting in the public arrest and conviction of Mrs. Tinah, Bilbo, and Gregory. Soon after, a poetic tragedy strikes when Gregory accidentally triggers a massive house explosion and fire that burns the grand mansion to ash and leaves Mrs. Tinah and Bilbo severely burned. Stripped of their wealth, home, and pride, the broken family is forced to seek out Stance to tearfully beg for forgiveness that he ultimately grants to free himself from the shackles of bitterness.
ESCAPE ROOM
Rooted and Rising: Our Stories Redefi...
Rooted & Rising is a dual anthology where adults and young people converse—reflecting on heritage while imagining the continent’s next horizon. It is a canvas of where we come from and the futures we rise to claim.
Rooted & Rising celebrates 10 years of Mystery Publishers African stories and nurturing creativity by uniting seasoned storytellers with emerging young voices.
The Cycle of Sin is Broken by Brian MK
This book is a letter to people like me. The people Christ came for. Those Who were sure nothing good could ever come out of them. People like me, who tried for years and still fell back. People like me who were sure one day God was surely going to give up on us. People like me who struggled not to do it, but still did it anyway. People like me who envied others that seemed to have all things put together. People like me who really wanted to be like Christ but did not know how. This is a confirmation that we are delivered from sin its wages and it's power. A confirmation that we are the righteousness of God in Christ.
BEYOND BREAD
We know bread. We have known it our whole lives. It has fed our bodies, ordered our days, and quieted our fear of tomorrow. But bread was only ever half the equation. In this forty-day journey, Dr. Kigundu Ndwiga, writing as The Gardener, walks readers from the wilderness of Deuteronomy 8 to the table of John 6, uncovering what bread can give us, what it was never able to give us, and the Living Word who alone satisfies the hunger underneath every other hunger. "Man doth not live by bread only, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of the Lord doth man live."
— Deuteronomy 8:3 (KJV)
Joseph-The Burden of Being Chosen
A story of betrayal. A journey of suffering. A purpose beyond imagination. Joseph did not ask for the dreams, the coat, or the jealousy of his brothers. He did not choose the pit, the chains of slavery, or the years he spent forgotten in an Egyptian prison. Yet through betrayal and exile, an unseen hand was shaping him towards a purpose he could not have imagined—until the day his brothers stood before him, not knowing the man they had wronged now held their lives in his hands. Drawing on the account of Genesis 37–50, Dr. Kigundu Ndwiga brings Joseph’s story to life with rich imagination and spiritual depth: the ache of the coat torn from his shoulders, the cold of the pit, the long silence of the forgotten years, and the trembling moment when mercy becomes possible. “You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good, to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives.” Genesis 50:20
Princess Heir by Tima Hiba
Is deceit a king’s greatest weapon—or his downfall?
For generations, a dark and shadowy enemy has terrorized the kingdom of Gaina in secret. Now, that darkness is tightening its hold. Lano, the King of Gaina, is desperate to keep the truth buried—just as his forefathers did before him.
But his daughter, Nola, can sense the rot beneath the surface. Determined to uncover the mystery, she begins to pull at the threads of her father’s lies. When the truth finally emerges, it will do more than test a kingdom. It will determine if Lano and Nola’s fragile bond can survive the weight of the past.
In a land built on secrets, sometimes the light is more dangerous than the dark.
Series note: This is Book 2 in The Gainans Series.
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Before Our Eyes
A young woman’s body is found, half dressed, six stab wounds. Her killer’s mission is as
ideological as it is brutal, and his plan hinges on a little bird singing his message to the masses.
Malkia Kadzo is not afraid of using her voice to spark national conversation. It is why she got
into radio. Suddenly, her platform becomes the stage for a battle she never chose.
Detective Zala Maathai is called in to untangle the case. The deeper she digs, the clearer it
becomes that this is no ordinary killing. Every clue is designed to provoke a nation already
divided over power, gender and morality.
As Zala races against time to stop a man who believes murder is a path to redemption, Malkia
must confront the weight of being both a target and a voice, and a question hangs over the
country: What does a society owes its women.