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Yes, You can

KShs950.00
Meet Nate, Mima, Zara, katana, kimeu, Nabali and Dez. They are trying to find themselves in their day to day lives. Will they rise above their challenges ? Tag along in their amazing world of learning.

Adventures of the Sky Voyager and Oth...

KShs650.00
Adventures of Sky Voyager and Other Stories promotes human intrinsic ethical values such as generosity, philanthropy, collaboration, and care.

The Indomitable Weasel and Other Stor...

KShs650.00
Indomitable Weasel and Other Stories promotes biodiversity by encouraging the love and respect for animals and wildlife.

Balena the Sinking Whale and Other St...

KShs650.00
Balena the Sinking Whale and Other Stories promotes planet Earth’s health through environmental protection.

The Hypersonic Duck and Other Stories...

KShs850.00
The Hypersonic Duck and Other Stories introduces young readers to the life values of practise and preparation, selflessness, resilience, environmental conservation, and philanthropy.

Tell me a Story

KShs1,000.00 KShs700.00
Folk tales were a major ingredient of community lore in traditional society, a craft that is almost forgotten in modern society. Not only are the stories lost but with the loss goes the cultural and social activities that were the fabric that undergirded the craft and strengthened community bonds. Tell Me a Story draws from this traditional storytelling culture. It is an attempt to preserve that unique craft of storytelling, the stories and the lessons that came with the tales. It is noteworthy that such traditional folklore was not only entertaining but was also a source of moral lessons that informed society’s day-to-day well-being. The collection of ten folktales touches on societal aspects such as trust, greed, friendship, respect, and deception, among many others. In the process, the author gives readers a glimpse of the foundations that kept society strong. The lessons, therein, are as relevant today as they were in times that have passed, underlining the fact that human beings have hardly changed despite advances made over many centuries. What others say: “Very imaginative with moral lessons that can be learnt from the conduct of the characters. Presented in the tone of pre-literate society storytelling, they take the reader on a captivating journey.” – Harriet Irungu, Editor and Student of Literature. “This is an invaluable collection of stories that captures both the craft of storytelling and the moral lessons that come with the stories. It is a timely publication for modern times where values and community interest are on a downward slide.” – Anonymous

Kenya Ni Nchi Yetu Pia by Rose Koros

KShs800.00 KShs700.00
"Kenya Ni Nchi Yetu Pia" is an activity book for children that can be used as a conversation starter to discuss disability. The book contains fictional stories of children living with disability and provokes children to explore how they can be friends with children with disabilities. The book also contains three real life stories of adults with disabilities who have achieved a great deal in their lives. The book aims at advocating for people with disability not to be treated like second class citizens, but to be included in our communities, because "Kenya Ni Nchi Yetu Pia."

Nzi Mlafi by Mucemi Gakuru

KShs350.00 KShs300.00
Nzi-Mtoto alizaliwa kwa Nzi-Chifu na akawa mlafi sana, hadi wakamwita Nzi-Mlafi. Alionywa mara nyingi kupunguza ulafi lakini kila mara alitawaliwa na tamaa. Mwishowe, aliuawa na kiasi kikubwa cha chakula alichokula. Kitabu cha Nzi Mlafi kinaeleza zaidi kuhusu tabia nzuri kwa watoto. Kinaonyesha madhara yatakayompata mtu asiyekua na maadili mema. Vilevile kinaelimisha, kinaburudisha na kuadilisha.

Soso and The Kako Leaf by Bella Disu ...

KShs3,700.00 KShs3,500.00
Follow the life of young Soso as she encounters mysteries and unearths traditions that have existed long before she was born. Be part of her adventures as she gains confidence, self-esteem, and an understanding of her deep cultural heritage.

Kinyonga by Binti Omar

KShs350.00 KShs300.00
Kinyonga alishangaa kuona upinde wa mvua ukiwa na rangi za kupendeza. Rafiki yake Mwewe, alikubali kumpeleka kwenye upinde, walipokuwa juu alifurahi sana mpaka akapoteza utulivu. Alishindwa kumshikilia Mwewe, akatumbukia kwenye upinde na kuanguka chini. Kitabu cha Kinyonga kina mafunzo mengi kwa watoto. Aidha kitaboresha usomaji na kumuwezesha msomaji kutambua majina ya baadhi ya wanyama, ndege na wadudu. Pia kinafunza kuhusu rangi za upinde.

Easter Coloring Book by Citrine Topaz

KShs800.00 KShs600.00
Hop into a world of colorful Easter fun with our enchanting Easter-themed coloring book! Delight in adorable bunnies, decorated eggs, and cheerful spring scenes waiting to be brought to life with every stroke of your child's imagination. From vibrant Easter baskets to whimsical garden gatherings, each page is bursting with creativity and joy. Perfect for little artists aged 2–5, this charming book promises hours of holiday entertainment and artistic expression. Whether nestled in an Easter basket or enjoyed as a rainy day activity, this coloring book is sure to captivate and inspire. Get ready to add a splash of Easter magic to your child's day—grab your crayons and let the coloring adventures begin!

No Brainer (Diary of a Wimpy Kid Book...

KShs1,990.00 KShs1,690.00
Up until now, middle school hasn’t exactly been a joyride for Greg Heffley. So when the town threatens to close the crumbling building, he’s not too broken up about it. But when Greg realizes this means he’s going to be sent to a different school than his best friend, Rowley Jefferson, he changes his tune. Can Greg and his classmates save their school before it’s shuttered for good? Or is this the start of a whole new chapter for Greg?

Champions of The Earth: An Epic Adven...

KShs1,100.00 KShs550.00
“Champions of the Earth: An Epic Adventure in Climate Discovery and Action” follows Kofi, Amina, Malik, and Zuri on a journey to understand climate change. Exploring Africa's landscapes, they uncover its causes, impacts, and solutions. From renewable energy to conservation, their quest educates and empowers. Through advocacy and action, these young heroes inspire others to join the fight for a sustainable future. Aimed at ages 8 -13, the story delivers complex climate concepts in an engaging, relatable way. It's a tale of courage, unity, and the transformative power of knowledge and action, showing how everyone, regardless of age, can make a difference for our planet.

Triplet Tales by Jason, Jeremy and Ju...

KShs300.00
Triplet Tales is a delightful collection of three captivating stories authored by triplets at age ten.

Mama Onyis

KShs1,500.00 KShs1,200.00
“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

KShs1,500.00 KShs1,200.00
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

Ayanna The Makanga

KShs1,500.00 KShs1,200.00
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

KShs1,500.00 KShs1,200.00
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.