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Unplugged 6 – Find Your Ground
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Things Our Fathers Did NOT Tell Us
FIND YOUR GROUND
Nobody is coming to explain the rules.
The school curriculum will not cover testosterone, frame control, or why boys
who chase approval never earn respect. Your peers will not tell you that por
nography is rewiring your brain, that your sleep is determining your hormone
levels, or that the five men you spend most time with are shaping the man you
will become. The internet will offer you a thousand voices — many of them
angry, some of them useful, almost none of them trustworthy without a filter.
This book gives you the filter. And the map. And the framework.
Jacob Aliet’s FIND YOUR GROUND is a complete masculinity guide for
young men between thirteen and twenty-four — written with biological
precision, psychological depth, and the kind of honesty that most books for
young men are too cautious to offer. Drawing on neuroscience, evolutionary
psychology, African masculine tradition, and the hard-won wisdom of men
who built something real, it covers everything your formation requires: the
biology of puberty, the architecture of identity, the mechanics of attraction
and status, the science of discipline and neuroplasticity, the practical skills of
negotiation, finance and public presence, and the brotherhood that makes all
of it sustainable.
This is not a motivational book. It is an operational one.
Whether you are navigating a fatherless household, a confusing school envi
ronment, a digital world full of false maps, or simply the gap between who
you are and who you suspect you could be — this book will give you language
for that gap and a path across it.
Find your ground. Hold it
The Architecture of Tides
Building Love Against the Rising Tide.
Two architects. A forgotten blueprint. A coast on the verge of change.
Maya Omondi is the "iron rule" of design, brilliant, precise, and guarded. Having built an emotional fortress after a devastating betrayal seven years ago, she relies only on the cold, unyielding certainty of concrete and steel. But when a prestigious eco-resort contract in Lamu demands a collaborative bid, her past walks straight back into her boardroom.
Juma Ndlovu is the creative tide, fluid, organic, and deeply connected to his Swahili heritage. He is the man who vanished with a single note a lifetime ago, leaving Maya to pick up the pieces. Now, they are forced into the same studio to design the breathtaking Baobab Retreat. As they blend her brutalist structural piers with his organic canopy, the intense professional rivalry reignites an undeniable, long-suppressed passion.
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The Eternal Watch: A Memoir of Doctri...
The Eternal Watch is a sapper's memoir of dust, detonation, and doctrine — and what it costs to carry the watch. From the training grounds of Archers Post to the minefields of Somalia, from the silence after an explosion to a university lecture hall, Rotuga Cheruiyot traces fifteen years of explosive ordnance disposal service into a meditation on fear, guilt, brotherhood, and legacy. Equal parts war memoir and philosophy of duty, this book asks what it means to clear a path for others — in combat, in community, and at home.
City of Broken Dreams- An Anthology
City of Broken Dreams is an anthology from ten Kenyan writers, capturing the emotional landscapes of contemporary life on the continent. These stories move between ambition and disillusionment, love and loss, survival and reinvention, offering intimate glimpses into lives shaped by both struggle and possibility.
It’s Trevor Noah: Born a Crime:...
We do horrible things to one another because we don’t see the person it affects. . . . We don’t see them as people.
Trevor Noah, host of The Daily Show on Comedy Central, shares his remarkable story of growing up in South Africa with a black South African mother and a white European father at a time when it was against the law for a mixed-race child to exist. But he did exist--and from the beginning, the often-misbehaved Trevor used his keen smarts and humor to navigate a harsh life under a racist government.
In a country where racism barred blacks from social, educational, and economic opportunity, Trevor surmounted staggering obstacles and created a promising future for himself thanks to his mom’s unwavering love and indomitable will.
This honest and poignant memoir adapted from the #1 New York Times bestseller Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood will astound and inspire readers as well as offer a fascinating perspective on South Africa’s tumultuous racial history.
The Agile Jobseeker: A guide for futu...
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This book gives suggestions and ideas on how we can improve the workplace and entire labor market. These include among many other issues; Youth unemployment, the workplace challenges affecting employees and employers such as, mental health issues, financial investment and more, the Future of work and readiness of Africa as a continent, among many more.
Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Const...
Constitutional Law – (Volume III )is a compelling addition to the Diary of a Legal Practitioner series by Stanley K. Manduku. Rooted in Kenya's constitutional journey, this volume explores the principles of justice, governance, human rights, and the rule of law through practical legal experiences and insightful narratives. It demonstrates how constitutional values shape everyday life and safeguard the rights and freedoms of citizens. Whether you are a legal practitioner, law student, public servant, policymaker, or an informed citizen, this book offers valuable perspectives on the Constitution as a living instrument that guides the nation. The Constitution is more than a legal document.İt is the foundation of justice, accountability, and democracy. To pre-order, simply send the words “BOOKS ORDER” via WhatsApp Business to +254 718 388718. Limited early-access copies and launch offers will be available.
The Soul of the City
This book is an immersive experience that reveals the pulse of America's big cities. This book is not just a travel guide; it's a look at the history, industry, and cultural convergence that make iconic urban centers what they are. Explore the difference between a vacation spot and a new place to live, learn about the different ethnic groups (African, Latino, Asian, and more) in the U.S., and find your way with an extensive index and glossary. Cross the cityscape and explore the diverse and dynamic nature of the American urban experience.
The Ex Hex: A Spooky Paranormal Roman...
Leave Your Mess at Home by Tolani Aki...
The Last Letter Book By Rebecca Yarros
Think Yourself Higher – Outlast...
All you need is all you have. Think yourself higher. Outlast the temporary.
77 reflective poems on clarity, resilience, and intentional living.
Written with quiet precision, Think Yourself Higher – Outlast the Temporary moves beyond distraction, doubt, and surface thinking toward a deeper relationship with self.
For those rebuilding, redefining, and becoming.
BEYOND HIGHSCHOOL
Transitioning from high-school to adulthood is both exciting and challenging, its crucial phase for self-discovery ,growth and forming meaningful relationships. without proper knowledge and guidance , young people risk falling into toxic relationships , peer pressure and unsafe sexual behaviors.
This book highlights the importance of self identity , emotional well-being , consent and sexual health - topics often avoided but urgently needed in today's world, understanding these issues helps young adults make informed decisions aligned with their values. beyond high-school provides the insights tools and awareness young adults need to navigate this life stage with confidence , clarity and purpose.
A Poem A Day Keeps Clatter Away by Om...
- This feels like a book that slows the world down. A quietly powerful collection of 366 devotional poetry reflections, it offers a daily pause for stillness, mindfulness, and inner clarity. Each entry is brief yet intentional—guiding the reader through personal growth, resilience, and self-discovery without overwhelming the moment. What makes it stand out is its gentleness. It doesn’t instruct so much as it accompanies, turning daily reading into a grounding ritual of contemplation and quiet motivation. Over time, it becomes less of a poetry collection and more of a reflection journal companion: Something to return to across seasons of life, always offering a slightly different kind of wisdom when needed. Subtle, steady, and deeply human in its effect.
111 POEMS: One Voice by KELVIN LILLAN...
Some books are written. This one was lived. 111 Poems is a raw, emotionally charged collection born over a decade in the shadow of the Ngong Hills, a place that became home, witness, and muse. Spanning faith and doubt, love and loss, the resilience carved out of struggle, and the quiet beauty of the natural world, these 111 poems trace the full arc of a human life.
The final poem, a tribute to Ngong itself, closes the collection the way all honest journeys end, by honouring the ground that held you.
For every reader who has ever found poetry in a place, a season, or a silence, this collection is yours.