QUICK DELIVERY
Swift dispatch
UNSEEN: The Girl Who Never Fit It by ...
My early teenage years we spent drunk, smoking weed, fighting with my parents and roaming the streets as a street kid. My late teenage tears were spent in a marriage that changed me.
This is a raw narration of how I wasted my teenage years and how I pray others don't make the same mistakes.
May God help you as you walk through this pages with me
Generation #Occupy: The Anatomy of an...
President William Ruto as a leader has fared much worse than candidate William Ruto. The cautious optimism that his constituent political bases had in him during the 2022 electoral season seems to have fizzled out fairly quickly after he took over power.
His popularity, momentum, and the hope in his hustler dream among the key supporters has died out faster than anticipated. To be fair though, presidents are rarely popular while in office. So, the question is always, are they unpopular for the right reasons.
The enthusiasm of energetic presidential campaigns rarely translates well into the often-cold mechanics of everyday leadership decision-making, once they get into office. Hence, most presidents move from the popularity of candidature, to a slump in likeability once they are in the presidential role. They then get a popularity boost once they are out of office or after retirement-depending on the strength of their presidential legacy.
Roots of Resilience : A Horticulture ...
Discover the Untold Story of Moi University's Chepkoilel Campus in "Roots of Resilience: A Horticulture Journey"
Established in 1984 as Kenya's second public university, Moi University has been a cornerstone of education and innovation in the country and beyond. For decades, it has nurtured brilliant minds who have shaped not only the nation but also the globe. Among its campuses, Chepkoilel stood out as a beacon of academic excellence, particularly in the sciences. Today, it is known as the University of Eldoret, but for those who passed through its doors, "Chep" remains a symbol of resilience, growth and unshakable memories.
In Roots of Resilience, the rich legacy of Chepkoilel Campus comes to life through the inspiring story of the Horticulture Pioneer class. This book takes you on a journey through history, unveiling the memories and the resilience that defined its students.
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.
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, .
Take Up Space: Make Bold Decisions, O...
This one is for those of us who are looking to do what works for us today, not tomorrow, not procrastinate, not fall for the doubt that creeps in our mind, and those who have decided it is time to take up space where it matters when it matters to create a life they love on their own terms. "My refusal to be amicable made me seem difficult. It was true. I was a difficult person when choosing to live the life I wanted and a life I loved. When I wasn't prioritizing myself, I was not a difficult person." - p.145 of Take Up Space. Take Up Space is a story that helps you understand what it takes and what to do to approach life with a growth mindset.
The History of the African Independen...
Self Transformation: Crawling the hei...
It’s ok to be angry at God
If you believe in God, you must have felt angry at him at some point. Anger is felt because we had an expectation that wasn’t met or someone violated our boundaries.
Ephesians 4: 26-27 “Be angry, and do not sin”: do not let the sun go down on your wrath, nor give place to the devil”
Some people use this verse to preach “anger suppression” while it’s not healthy to stay angry, it’s important to learn how to express your anger so that your emotions grow and become healthy.
This book can help you achieve exactly this.
Patricia Henry, is also an Expert in Food, Nutrition and Dietetics based in Kenya. She is committed to promoting Agíkúyú indigenous cultural foods and making the Kenyan Food Security Systems functional.
When you buy this book, 40% goes to helping small-scale farmers restore indigenous crops, foods and trees.
Happy reading 🙂
Why should I marry I’m Happy si...
A lot of women rush to marriage because they believe it will “complete” them, make them “happy”, but does happiness come from marriage?
Patricia Henry, explores what makes women vulnerable and how they can accept and heal these vulnerabilities, making them become functional.
Patricia believes that womanhood is a functionality, and its purpose is to bring authenticity and grace to the world.
This book will help you get in touch with your authentic self by facing vulnerabilities that come from religious and cultural definitions of womanhood.
Patricia Henry, is also an Expert in Food, Nutrition and Dietetics based in Kenya. She is committed to promoting Agíkúyú indigenous cultural foods and making the Kenyan Food Security Systems functional.
When you buy this book, 40% goes to helping small-scale farmers restore indigenous crops, foods and trees.
Happy reading 🙂
Theory of Structures – With Wor...
This textbook on Structural Analysis is suitable for all Civil Engineering, Building Construction, Architecture, and Quantity Survey students, in both Diploma and Degree level of education, who wish to gain an understanding on theory of structures. It will be especially helpful as a supplementary reading book and as a standard teaching material. The worked examples included at the end of every chapter contain standard exam-type problems that will enable the learner to know how to tackle typical problems in structural analysis. The book also contains clear, well-labeled diagrams that will assist the learner to paint a mental picture in order to relate what he or she is studying to real life examples. It is the hope, wish and prayer of the author that this book will be instrumental in providing a sound foundation for the learner as he or she furthers their education.
HOW TO BUILD WEALTH AND SECURE YOUR F...
"There has been a huge gap when it comes to practical money lessons based on our unique, Kenya and African surroundings... Wading through the book I regretted not paying much attention to money and financial issues during my younger years. I very strongly recommend this book to younger generation and to everyone else who is keen in making sure that their money is prudently planned for, both for the present and for the progeny. " Professor George Odera Outa
Killed at Sunset by Shadrack Andibo
Killed at Sunset is a sizzling story of Maureen, a young lawyer that rises to fight for the rights of young women in a male chauvinistic culture.
Her own life is a maze of hardship, betrayal, romance and conflict showing a woman's powerful strength in fighting injustice.
Will one young lawyer bring down the oppressive culture of her tribe, or will Marachi remain unbowed?
Kenya Colouring Book
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.