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Kana Ka Nikora – Lenjo Maza

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When Wacú runs from trouble, she runs straight into Kora, a frog who is just as terrified of her as she is of him. What begins as a frantic chase ends up being an adventure of an unlikely friendship, proving that fear is silly and all it takes is one brave moment to stop and look closer. From the Kikuyu saying of "Kana ka Nikora kona kora kora, nako kora kana kana ka Nikora, kora" meaning "Nikora’s child saw a frog and ran, and the frog saw Nikora’s child and ran!"

The Iron Snake – Lenjo Maza

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“... crosses our lands, from the lake of salt to the lands of the great lake to quench its thirst." The Nandi seer, Kimnyolei predicted the coming of the "Lunatic Express" over a hundred years ago. Thousands died toiling to build it. Twenty-nine devoured by the man-eater lions at Tsavo. The railway still crosses the land. Its thirst remains still very much unquenched. In the sun-baked valley of Bomani, the railway is more than just iron and gravel, it is the restless artery slicing through the red earth, carrying the wealth of the outside world while leaving the local people in its dust. For twelve-year-old Ada, the railway bridge is a secret sanctuary, a place to map the world alongside her teacher’s lessons and ancient prophecies. For Mwawuda, a tired police officer weary of twenty-four years under an unyielding system, the outpost is a quiet refuge from a world that broke his ambitions. And for Msee wa Nduthi, a hardened stage rider desperate for a way out of the dust, the tracks represent the dangerous line between survival and ruin.

Become A Happy Entrepreneur; Run Your...

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If your business can’t run without your presence, you don’t own a business – you own a job where you

Contemporary Proverbs Of The Peasant ...

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What if life’s hardest lessons could be turned into wisdom you can actually live by? Contemporary Proverbs of the Peasant

Carols for the Journey

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Carols for the Journey is a collection of poems that ring with hope. These poems offer encouragement in the seasons when the road is difficult, the night feels long, and the heart grows weary. Filled with words of courage, comfort, and hope, these poems remind us that darkness does not have the final word, storms eventually give way to calm, and drought is followed by rain. Rooted in faith in a God who is still at work, these poems invite you to keep walking, keep trusting, and keep hoping. Carols for the Journey reminds us that the night will pass, morning will come, and the journey is not without hope.

Illusions of Democracy By Kiraitu Mur...

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This book captures the struggle for multiparty democracy in Kenya and how it has been shaped and constrained by local

Talk To Me Not Your Phone

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"Daddy. Talk to me, not your phone." One ordinary evening, a nine-year-old girl put her hand over her father's screen and said the words every parent dreads. He wasn't doing anything wrong. He just wasn't there. If that moment feels familiar, this book is for you. Families everywhere are sitting in the same room but living in different worlds. Parents scroll through dinner. Children disappear into tablets and headphones. Conversations shrink to "fine," "nothing," and "in a minute." Nobody decided it should be this way. It just happened. The problem isn't only our children's screens. It's ours too. Research shows that nearly half of teenagers say a parent is distracted by their phone when they try to talk, while fewer than a third of parents think so. In one recent study, more parents than children used a device during their last family meal. Talk to Me, Not Your Phone is a warm, practical, judgement-free guide to closing that gap. Instead of lectures and guilt, it gives you a clear 30-day plan that starts with the grown-ups and brings the whole family along. Inside, you'll discover how to: • See the gap between how present you think you are and how your children actually experience you • Understand the hook: why apps are designed to be hard to put down, and why willpower alone doesn't work • Put your own phone down first with a simple 3-day phone audit • Write a Family Tech Covenant: one page, created together, and signed by everyone, parents included • Create sacred spaces: phone-free tables, cars, bedrooms, and bedtimes that actually stick • Handle pushback from toddlers, teenagers, partners, and grandparents without turning home into a battlefield • Ask better questions that open children up, and tell the family stories that make them resilient • Fill the space with play, rituals, and shared work that's genuinely better than a screen • Prepare your children for their first phone, social media, gaming, and AI companions, one stage at a time • Bounce back when life gets busy and old habits creep back in Also included: • A day-by-day 30-Day Family Plan • A ready-to-copy Family Tech Covenant template • 100 conversation starters for young children, tweens, teens, and the whole family • An age-by-age device guide from toddlers to 18 Grounded in research on child development, attention, and family relationships, and filled with real-life stories and word-for-word scripts, this book will help you raise children who feel heard, and build a home where people come first and screens come second. Your children won't remember the screen time rules. They'll remember whether you looked up. Scroll up and get your copy today, and start tonight.

THE PAIN THAT RETURNED

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THE PAIN THAT RETURNED My Journey Through DVT in pregnancy, Blood thinners and Motherhood as a Kenyan Teacher. In 2014 and again in 2021, at 6 months pregnant, Florence faced the same nightmare: Deep Vein Thrombosis. From 12km boda rides to Makueni Referral, Warfarin pink tablets, heparin injection, painful clexane injections during COVID-19, and teaching while on blood thinners - this is a true story of Faith, motherhood and survival for every Kenyan woman and globally. DVT Journey in 2014 and 2021

Soul Reset

KShs1,750.00
Soul Reset is a prophetic journey into God’s process of fixing, healing, and reviving the soul. Birthed from dreams and revelations, this book unveils the spiritual battle for the mind, will, and emotions—the very battleground where the enemy wages war to distort identity and derail destiny.

Teenagers Hurt and Heal: A Practical ...

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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

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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.

Mike Sonko: A man of the people by Mz...

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Mike Sonko: A man of the people by Mzee Warsame

ESCAPE ROOM

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The struggle of a young Kenyan woman survival, independence and love. Growing up in rural Kenya, and forced to work in the Middle East and Europe, she must overcome many challenges to live the life she’s looking for…..