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Take The Yellow Lane by Philip Karanja
This is a story about a boy whose parent died when he was young. He was brought up by his grandmother and finally was able to proceed to secondary school, which was technical school. He was employed by Kenya Posts and Telecommunication where he worked as a technician. He also worked as an instructor for eight years. He was retrenched after which he joined Thological college. He is currently working as a preacher at a Church in Gathuthu Nyeri.
Family of Liars by E. Lockhart
POWER YOUR VISION: Overcome your Past...
• Do you feel stuck and unable to find direction for your life?
• Have you lost your zeal, passion, and drive?
• Do you have trouble identifying your gifts, abilities, and uniqueness?
• Do you wonder what God created you to do?
• Do you have challenges connecting with others in healthy relationships?
Power Your Vision reveals the internal and external journey one must take to heal from the past, rediscover their True Identity, and embrace every uniqueness deposited within them - in order to fulfill their Purpose.
God, This Sucks Stories and Poems by ...
Gracefully Broken by Susan Kibe
Gracefully Broken is a story of overcoming assault, pain, misery, faced with the stigma of the season. It shows how God turned around the story of denial and identity crisis for His glory. The author's mess was turned into a message, pain turned into power, that is now being served to generations through this book.
CFO East Africa Magazine
In this first sizzling edition of CFO EA magazine, we’ve got a prestigious line-up of finance executives, like East Africa Breweries Limited Group's Risper Genga Ohaga; Safaricom's Dilip Pal; KCB's Lawrence Kimathi and Dennis Musau from Stanbic Kenya and Uganda. Our regional tax features includes commentary from Lafarge Hima CFO Moses Aman, Canal Plus Rwanda’s Hermann Malan and ICEA Lion Tanzania’s Alfred Mtaki; while Diageo Emerging Markets CFO Kinya Kimotho shares her six life philosophies.
Our out of the office accounts highlight Zep-Re CFO Rachael Gitonga in her running shoes, and DHL Express CFO Josephine Njoroge on the fairways.In this first sizzling edition of CFO EA magazine, we’ve got a prestigious line-up of finance executives, like East Africa Breweries Limited Group's Risper Genga Ohaga; Safaricom's Dilip Pal; KCB's Lawrence Kimathi and Dennis Musau from Stanbic Kenya and Uganda.
Our regional tax features includes commentary from Lafarge Hima CFO Moses Aman, Canal Plus Rwanda’s Hermann Malan and ICEA Lion Tanzania’s Alfred Mtaki; while Diageo Emerging Markets CFO Kinya Kimotho shares her six life philosophies. Our out of the office accounts highlight Zep-Re CFO Rachael Gitonga in her running shoes, and DHL Express CFO Josephine Njoroge on the fairways.
BANDA’S WAR
The origin of sin. Right and wrong. The eternal conflict between good and evil. Are our actions products of predeterminism or free will?
Questions Ariel, a fallen angel burdened by centuries of guilt; grapples with to no avail, until he meets a human girl.
Through her, he becomes Banda and sets forth on a new path. But is a demon capable of atonement or is he beyond redemption?
Reluctant Surrender and other poems
Imagine yourself entranced in a dance. A startling yet introspective twirl into the inner self. Confronting unpleasant realities masked as metaphors.
All while grappling to tame the fierce spirit residing in our capricious hearts. Like a soul set on fire simultaneously thawing in ice. Consumed by passion, depravity and spurts of virtue.
A collection of poems scrutinizing the nature of love, addiction and other malevolent elements that make slaves out of men. Rendering one powerless as they succumb in slow, inevitable reluctant surrender.
SIMIANS-BOOK ONE
In a world where human beings never existed, early mammals evolved into an advanced race of fur-growing Simians. Developing highly-advanced technology and a monarchical culture very similar to our own. These advances, however, came at a steep cost to the residents of this different earth. A pampered young prince on vacation from school is confronted by the very horrors that his ruling family wrought on the Planet-Kingdom of Gaea.
Thus unfolds a tale of class-warfare and splintering friendships in the face of duty, power, and legacy. All while this hierarchical society wrestles with its preconceived notions of moral responsibility, freedom and equality.
SIMBI- A collection of essays and sho...
A village’s perverse aspiration for perfection. Abandoning itself to the profligate unkindness its founders devised. Giving way to divine retribution. A man’s war with himself. Foregoing the simple joy of life for power.
Attained with the incursion of a terrible debt. An exposition on the nature of man. Is he defined by a singular deed or the sum total of cumulative action? Does this condemn and absolve him simultaneously? Scientific breakthrough unearths a rogue gene that finally places immortality in mankind’s grasp, but at the price of a baby’s life. Splitting the world in two in the face of this ethical dilemma.
Is a United States of Africa feasible? What frameworks should be instituted to transform this dream into reality? Are external interests a hindrance or are Africans the enemy of their own progress? A Kenyan couple grapples with modernity, feminism and resultant marital strife. Will they make it through the storm or be consigned as casualties of love and war?
An outstanding collection of essays and short stories. By turns dramatic, fanciful, humorous and evocative.
Twisted Love (Twisted, 1) by Ana Huang
Animal Farm by George Orwell – ...
As ferociously fresh as it was more than a half century ago, this remarkable allegory of a downtrodden society of overworked, mistreated animals, and their quest to create a paradise of progress, justice, and equality is one of the most scathing satires ever published.
As we witness the rise and bloody fall of the revolutionary animals, we begin to recognize the seeds of totalitarianism in the most idealistic organization; and in our most charismatic leaders, the souls of our cruelest oppressors.
The Fate of Rome: Climate, Disease, a...
STAND OUT OR FIT IN by Bonface Wahome
Stand out or Fit in is a book talking about the challenges young people and especially teenagers go through and how to overcome them. Issues like teenage crisis, peer pressure, relationships are handled in this book. The author is a high school teacher, and he has done a research about teenagers and also shares his personal life stories on how he overcame challenges that come at this stage. I hope this book becomes a blessing to you too.
Write and Publish Your Book: Authors ...
Do you you know one good person?
Are you a good person yourself?
Goodness is a trait that is desirable in every society. Good people are honoured and respected. Goodness is encouraged and supported.
One of the ways that the message of goodness has been taught is through stories. Just like the ones Anthony shares here.
In our African setting, goodness was taught from the earliest age and practiced by everyone. We grew hearing good stories that taught us lessons on being good. This book contains some of the stories that emphasize this trait. It also contains experiences too that Anthony has gone through in his life which have taught him lessons. If being good and remaining good is your desire, read these stories and apply the lessons in your daily life.
Enjoy your reading.
