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The African in Me by Chiro Martin
This book gives a new approach to African history or famously black history that you will find interesting to read. Throughout the years, the world has known of a poor and unpeaceful Africa but that is just but a fraction of Africa you need to know. Yes, Africa has been impoverished for years through colonialism and slavery but it has proven to be a strong continent. Its people have proven their wisdom, intelligence and resilience in the world.
I believe that the history of Africa is either hidden, erased, misinterpreted, or whitewashed. This has kept the people of Africa in the dark for a long time. It is what has prevented an awakening; for if someone knows of how great he can be then you cannot keep them under servitude. This book talks of a land that was inhabited by royal and intelligent people. People that gave birth to the world’s greatest civilizations. These are stories that most Africans do not know about, it is because they have never been told to them.
Mapping Personal Success by Peter K. ...
True success is not measured by material possessions but by achieving personal goals, finding joy, and living with purpose. Mapping Success explores the journey toward meaningful achievement, highlighting the importance of setting impactful goals, embracing growth, and making a positive difference. It reminds readers that success lies in purpose-driven living, fulfillment, and leaving a lasting legacy beyond material wealth.
The Happy Baby Sleep Manual by Crysta...
"Nobody ever died from crying," says Nyanya Honey, Kitt's grandmother.
In her delightful book, A Sleep Training Manual, Kitt takes us on a journey filled with wisdom and warmth, all without the Cry it Out method! With a background in psychology and gender studies, plus experience with over 360 families in just two years, she is here to help parents feel empowered and cozy- both for themselves and their little ones.
Kitt likes to think of herself as a "work smart" parent, embracing clever solutions and reminding everyone that sleep training is a marathon, not a sprint. Her manual is packed with practical tips and a big dose of reassurance, making it clear that parents are never alone on this adventure. She also champions a culturally relevant approach to make everyone feel right at home.
With The Happy Baby method, parents can gently soothe their babies, and most will notice fantastic results in just ten days! The manual dives into everything from feeding and clothing to creating the perfect sleep environment, welcoming families to a world of blissful sleep. Sweet dreams awaits!
From Kitt with love
December issue
Enjoy this Festive Season with your Copy of Parents Magazine
The December issue of Parents Magazine is packed with heartwarming personal
stories of gratitude and inspiration. It is your best companion as you celebrate this
festive season with friends and family.
Get your copy now and be inspired by:
- 80-year-old Charity Mwangi, the visionary founder of Mt. Kenya Academy, has so much to be grateful for as she narrates her extraordinary life’s journey in the Cover Story.
- Dr Sahondra Kiplagat is a true warrior managing multiple sclerosis with a thanksgiving song. Her story in the Survivor column is a powerful testament to resilience, positivity, and the strength found in family support.
- Tatu Gatere, a true Hero redefining gratitude by empowering women in the construction industry.
- Everlyne Oyagi is a Young Achiever inspiring female entrepreneur in Mombasa.
- Born on Christmas Day, Wangu Tanuri shares how she makes her festive birthday extra special in the Real-Life Experience column.
Love Marry and Kill by Zukiswa Wanner
Being A Real Man by Oluoch Oketch
Every man was created with limitless potential. However, some men are
not aware of their capacity to be the best that God intends for them. So much has been achieved but far more remains to be explored within the realm of masculine potential. Being a Real Man is an invitation to men of all walks to become more aware of whom God created them to be. It ushers the man into revolutionary truths about the subject of good stewardship. When men purpose to be great husbands to their wives and awesome fathers to their children, they naturally unlock their stewardship abilities. This, then, becomes the
start of using their potential to better their environment, their trade, their relationships and the society at large. Men have the potential to achieve more than has ever been achieved.
This book will help men to identify and pursue their true purpose without
losing their identity, .
The Father’s Heart by Oluoch Ok...
Father’ is the noblest title a man can be given. It is more than a biological role. It signifies a patriarch, a leader, an exemplar, a confidant, a teacher, a hero and a friend. Fatherhood is one of the most awesome gifts that God has given to men--its both a privilege and a responsibility. Fathering makes a man, whatever his standing in the eyes of the world, feel strong and good and important, just as he makes his child feel loved and valued
The Father’s Heart encourages men to father with the knowledge that they are vitally important to the futures of their children. This book discusses the implications of a fatherless home, the challenges of
parenting, and the hierarchy of fathers. There are absent fathers, present yet uninvolved fathers, authoritative fathers, loving fathers, teaching fathers, and many more.
Any man, through The Father’s Heart, can assess himself, see where he stands, and make choices to
become a real Dad and to unleash the Father’s Heart and love
In Search of Identity by Loise Nguru
In Search of Identity is an exploration of the journey to self-discovery. It is based on a story of an individual grappling with questions of who they truly are, seeking meaning and purpose in their life. Through struggles and triumphs, the book reflects on the process of understanding one’s true self and embracing personal growth. Perfect for readers navigating their own path of self-acceptance and transformation.
Voices of the Revolution: Your Rage W...
The Traveller: Crossing Borders and C...
American Dreammare by Merceline Onyango
Bado Nakusho by Lenjo Maza
*Bado Nakusho* is the sequel of “Ni Mi Nakusho”, an evocative collection of poems and visual art that tries to capture my life in Nairobi through the raw and authentic experiences born from the fusion of cultures and struggles in the city's streets and daily grind.
Each piece is crafted to reflect the emotions, struggles, and lessons I've witnessed—resilience in tough times, the creativity of youth, and the quiet strength we find in moments of despair and laughter.
In this collection, I throw in my voice to the countless untold stories that fill the heart of this savannah metropolis - stories of survival, of dreams, and of the relentless spirit that keeps pushing us forward in the face of it all. It's a personal reflection on the complexities of life in this vibrant, ever-changing city.
WATER TRUST by KHADIJA MOHAMED OMAR
Water Trust is a contemporary fiction novel set in an African context, following young Kera, an innovative and solution-oriented individual. In a community oppressed. Kera’s creativity and determination inspire others to rise up and reclaim their power. As the people unite for justice and change, Kera’s journey shows the transformative power of innovation and collective action.
Shadows of Love by Egara Kabaji
Shadows of Love
Sylvia Mwende dreams of love, but instead, her heart is scarred by betrayal and heartbreak. In her desperate search for love, she confronts a maze of internal conflicts in an uncaring world. In her naivety, she makes wrong choices, leading her deeper into emotional turmoil. Torn between the shadows of past pain and the hope for a better future, Mwende's journey is punctuated with missteps that complicate her already fragile life.
In Shadows of Love, the author weaves a captivating love story that confronts contradictions between the heart's yearnings and the ways of the human mind. Skillfully and with surgical precision, Egara Kabaji peels layers of the ramifications of love while leading the reader to deep embers of reflection on love. Vividly, he depicts the troubled life of Sylvia Mwende, who swings between polarities of joy and pain and unexpectedly finds real love in an unlikely place. As she navigates the complexities of her heart, she discovers that while good men are indeed rare, they do exist. Yet, she also learns a harsh truth: some women can be unwittingly destructive. Tormented by family expectations, Sylvia must confront her past and embrace the possibility of a brighter future. As Sylvia Mwende grapples with the consequences of her decisions, the line between love and pain blurs, leaving her at a crossroads. Will Mwende break free from the chains of heartache, or will the shadows consume her?
The Author
Egara Kabaji is a professor of Literary Communication at Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST). He is one of the most prolific writers of children's literature. His seminal novel, Journey to Becoming, was the second runner-up for the Jomo Kenyatta Prize for Literature in 2021. His other novel, Mourning Glory (2022), has been lauded as a masterpiece. In 2024, he was declared one of the most notable writers that Kenya has ever produced. The Pan African Writers Association (PAWA) has bestowed on him the distinguished honor of Esteemed Patron of the Arts (EPA) in Africa.
Untold Pain by Ingabire M. Claire
"Untold Pain" by Ingabire M. Claire is a deeply personal and transformative book published by DADYMINDS in 2024. The author shares her journey of healing from past traumas, reflecting on how early life challenges shaped her emotional and mental struggles. The book explores the impacts of unaddressed emotional wounds, the path to self-discovery, and the power of forgiveness and acceptance through candid narratives and practical advice.
Structured with a focus on overcoming negative thoughts, cultivating a healthier self-image, and navigating life beyond past injuries, the book invites readers to confront their inner struggles. It provides a compassionate guide to help readers rediscover their strength, foster self-love, and embrace a fulfilling life despite the scars of the past. It is a testament to resilience, self-compassion, and the belief that healing is possible.
The Creative World of Art by Ella Babu
Kayla and her twin sister, Layla, are no ordinary teenagers. They are budding artists with big dreams. Join them as they turn simple sketches and bold brushstrokes into vibrant masterpieces.
Having started off from their home studio and grown to a dynamic art shop, the sisters pour their hearts into every piece they create. They also discover that when challenges arise, they must rely on each other, their imagination and the community around them,
to keep their dream alive.
This is more than just a story about art. It is a celebration of family, friendship and the joy of following one’s passion. The Creative World of Art is perfect for all young people with big dreams. It will inspire you to aim high and achieve your goals.
Helping Without Hurting in Africa
Based on the principles of the best-selling US book When Helping Hurts: How to Alleviate Poverty without Hurting the Poor. . . and Yourself, Helping Without Hurting in Africa changes the mindset of leaders, training them to proclaim the gospel in both word and deed.
As you read, you will learn to apply biblical principles to care wisely and compassionately for people who are poor without unintentionally doing harm.
Christian Counselling; An African Ind...
Christian Counselling is a one-of-a-kind resource where Christian psychology not only speaks to the African context, but from it. Dr Gladys Mwiti and Alvin Dueck help us learn how to handle issues like stress management, marriage counselling, mass suffering, and other problems from an African perspective.