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Mama Onyis
“Mama Onyis” is a tale about a woman who always felt a special connection to her home, Lake Victoria. When the lake’s ecosystem is threatened by Bwana Mafisi, a private developer, her love for the lake gives her the power to save it. If you want to see what form her power took (trust me you do), check it out
Mzee Ndoto’s Chapatis
Mzee Ndoto is a sixty-year-old cook who, having worked for a Mzungu (White settlers) family for thirty years, got an opportunity to work for the new family in Machakos at the age of 60 years. He was a self-taught cook who learnt the art of cooking by observing what in the latter years her mum would do over the three- stoned fire-place and he learnt how to cook different cuisines. He learnt as well from the “Mzungu” family on how to cook further western cuisine that made him a kitchen darling. A speciality that made mzee Ndoto famous were his Square shaped Chapatis that were the yummiest for the family he was working for and they devoured them due to their liking by all the family members
Jebet the Runner
Jebet the runner is a book that tells the story of a girl named Jebet who grows up showcasing her talent for running. Jebet from a very young age liked running. She would compete with her dolls and have some imaginary finishing lines and cheers and a commentator voice running in her mind. While growing up the distance from and to school would be a daily run for her where she would run to and from school which is two kilometres away from home. This keeps on for some time until one day while her mum is doing her chores she receives a call from the National Olympics committee who invite Jebet to run for the country during the international forthcoming race. She carried on with practice in the high altitude area of Iten and when she got to the international race, Jebet smashed the existing world record. She is happy to have transcended from a cheering squad that only consisted of his dolls and imaginary commentating to an actual crowd cheers.
Ayanna The Makanga
Too often, little girls have dreams that are crushed by society telling them what they can and cannot do and what is “proper” for a girl to be. “Ayanna the Makanga” is a heart-warming reminder to girls everywhere that their dreams are valid and that the voice they should listen to the most is their own. As a little girl, Ayanna loved the road and public transport but was always told that jobs in transport were for “tough boys”. Our heroine doesn’t pay these naysayers any heed. She grows up to do exactly what she loves and ends up changing the industry as a result.
Kwame the Girrafe
Kwame is a giraffe who stands tall and is completely sure of himself (as we all are as children). He sees himself as a lion though, brave and magnificent, and though his friends laugh and his enemies look at him with scorn, he stays true to himself and, in the end, helps the whole savannah through the simple fact that his belief never wavered. Beyond having this beautiful message on self-love, Kwame the Giraffe paints a beautiful picture of the savannah and other facets of Kenya that makes it the country and people we know and love.
