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Nubia: The Reckoning by Omar Epps and...
The sequel to Nubia: The Awakening, the epic fantasy from actor and producer Omar Epps and writer Clarence A. Haynes! A powerful saga of three teens, the children of refugees from a fallen African utopia, who must navigate their newfound powers in a climate-ravaged New York City.
Zuberi, Uzochi, and Lencho were among the first of a new generation of Nubians to awaken to extraordinary powers—gifts their parents lost when they fled their island home decades ago. And now that Uzochi has been declared a Nubian catalyst, everyone expects him to lead.
But what should be a time of rebirth and celebration is instead one of turmoil. The so-called sky king, Krazen St. John, is bent on harnessing Nubian gifts for himself, and he has assembled a special, superhuman militia to do his bidding, putting a ruthless Lencho in charge.
Facing down his cousin feels insurmountable for Uzochi, even with Zuberi at his side, but now there’s more at stake than the hostile government of Tri-State East. Uzochi’s training has led him to discover an ancient, forgotten force hungry for conquest—and it won’t stop until all of Tri-State East . . . and possibly the world . . . is under its control.
One By One by Freida McFadden
The Locked Door by Freida McFadden
The Inmate: A gripping psychological ...
The Crash by Freida McFadden
THE ENDANGERED SPECIES-How Society is...
A silent crisis is sweeping across generations—one we can no longer ignore.
Boys are struggling in school while girls thrive. Young men are dropping out of society, battling addiction, crime, and depression. The traditional family unit is crumbling, and fatherhood is in decline. From shifting gender roles to educational biases, from foreign cultural influences to declining birth rates, the foundations of masculinity are being reshaped—often with unintended and devastating consequences.
In The Endangered Species, Winstone Sharrad probes deep into the forces eroding the identity of men. Backed by cutting-edge research, biblical wisdom, and global case studies, this book unpacks the real reasons why modern men are struggling—and, more importantly, how we can reverse the tide.
This isn’t just a book; it’s a wake-up call. A rallying cry. A roadmap for restoring balance. Whether you’re a parent, educator, church leader, policymaker, or a man searching for purpose in a confusing world, The Endangered Species offers the clarity, insight, and practical solutions we all desperately need.
Will we stand by as masculinity fades into irrelevance, or will we fight to restore a generation on the brink of being lost?
Ditch the Ads: Top-Class Solutions fo...
- Ads are a dead-end hustle—low cash, annoys fans, and zero control. "Ditch the Ads: Top-Class Solutions for Ad-Free Income" flips the script with 7 proven strategies to 10x your earnings, no banners required. Built for podcasters, YouTubers, bloggers, Etsy sellers, fitness buffs, authors, and streamers—this eBook delivers step-by-step plans, templates, and real wins (like $550 from fans, not sponsors). Get it for KSh 1,300—or KSh 1,150 for the first 50. Ditch the grind, own your future—now.
Hot Mess (Diary of a Wimpy Kid Book 1...
Who Is Government?: The Untold Story ...
You’re the Boss Become the Mana...
Turn the hidden pressures of management into astonishing results and become the boss everyone wants to work for. This must-read guide from elite executive coach Sabina Nawaz reveals the leadership secrets of highly successful managers.
Whether you’re in the C-Suite or newly promoted, you’re most likely succeeding at your job. But are you reaching your full potential as a manager? Most top performers suspect they aren’t, and Sabina Nawaz, former Microsoft executive and elite Fortune 500 coach, says they’re usually right. Unfortunately, it’s often hard to recognize the problem or know how to address it.
In You’re the Boss, Nawaz taps her experience and proprietary data drawn from analyzing and advising executives at organizations like Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Motorola, Nordstrom, and the United Nations, to offer managers everything they need to know to succeed at the job. Her work reveals that as our job expands, the added pressure to perform corrupts our actions, and our increased power will blind us to the impact of those actions. Even the most well-intentioned manager can quickly become the boss nobody wants to work for.
You’re the Boss is your executive coach in book form. It offers a fresh, evidence-based framework for managing pressure and power with grace and intelligence. Nawaz’s potent, proven strategies guide you to anticipate the unavoidable hazards of leadership without changing who you are, based on over two decades of coaching and in-depth research into the psychology of behavior and relationships. Discover a powerful way to manage yourself and others, navigate working relationships, and communicate effectively. Become the boss you want to be—and others need—while experiencing less stress and greater impact.
Managing Up: How to Forge an Effectiv...
EXCELLING IN CHEMISTRY THEORY: A Walk...
EXCELLING IN CHEMISTRY THEORY: A Walk Through the Examiner's Lens is a comprehensive guide designed to help students master chemistry and excel in their exams. This book goes beyond teaching concepts—it focuses on the art of presenting knowledge with clarity, precision and structure to meet the expectations of examiners. By addressing common pitfalls and offering practical strategies, it equips readers with the tools to communicate their understanding effectively, boosting both confidence and performance.
Packed with real exam-style questions, clear examples and actionable tips, this book bridges the gap between knowing chemistry and excelling in examinations. Whether you're preparing for a major test or looking to refine your skills, this guide will transform your approach to chemistry, empowering you to navigate exams with confidence and achieve outstanding results.
Fatherhood – A Daughter’s...
Fatherhood - A Daughter's Perspective explores the pivotal role a father plays in his daughter's life. Through the comparison of the Abandoned Daughter and the Nurtured Daughter, the book explores how a daughter's identity is shaped by her father - whether or not he is present in her life.
The book is 3-in-1; a book, mini reflection journal and colouring book all rolled into one to allow readers to process and heal.
This book is for:
✔️any young adult looking to understand their patterns and break unhealthy cycles?
✔️a father raising a daughter
✔️a mother raising a daughter, whether along side her father or alone
✔️anyone interested in becoming a Conscious Parent
Learning Entrepreneurship Through Ind...
In Learning Entrepreneurship Through Indigenous Knowledge the authors extract knowledge from a sampling of proverbs and sayings, and ingeniously apply this to entrepreneurship. They innovatively employ educative storytelling to concretize the application of the knowledge to business. The stories used are easy to follow given they are drawn from ordinary lives. They are stories that most readers are likely to relate to, given that these stories are drawn from familiar environments and in familiar settings. The work demonstrates the richness of indigenous information and its relevance to today's marketplace.
This work will be useful to those that would like to extend the scope of their entrepreneurial information while drawing inspiration from traditional heritage. There is something in this book for students, teachers, businesspeople and researchers in the subject of entrepreneurship. This work provides a glimpse into the potential of the indigenous knowledge base and should inspire similar future works demonstrating relevance of indigenous heritage to other aspects of contemporary life.
What Others Say
"This is a well thought out idea given the entrepreneurial efforts that are currently underway. It is a good book that targets the forgotten groups of people thus the school children, the youth and the general readership. ... It contains very interesting stories that motivate the young and old alike to read and understand the entrepreneurial ideas being passed on." - Dr. Nelson H. Were Wawire; Senior Lecturer, Department of Applied Economics; Kenyatta University.
"It's unique in making a link between folktales and entrepreneurship, especially when the authors draw insights or lessons learned from each story." - Dr Luvisia Bakuli, Lecturer & IT Professional
"The stories told are very humorous and stark to the point leaving no room for ambiguity. The Business concepts are tackled with clarity and brevity in a businesslike manner. - Everret Wakoli, Engineer
Factors that Determine Entrepreneuria...
Entrepreneurship is critical to economic development of any nation. Entrepreneurs continually innovate and invent, and as they commercialize the innovations and inventions, they create goods and services. In the process they create new markets, services and products as well as employment.
Factors that Determine Entrepreneurial Behaviour in Micro and Small Enterprises in Kenya provides insights into entrepreneurship in Kenya. The book offers practical observations on the state of entrepreneurship in Kenya. It is a good reference for scholars, teachers and students of business and economics, both at undergraduate and post-graduate levels. It is a must read for scholars, practitioners and enthusiasts of entrepreneurial education and knowledge.
What Others Say
"This book makes a very useful contribution to understanding the factors that affect entrepreneurial behaviour. It will add great value in the field of entrepreneurship." - Henry M Bwisa, Professor of Entrepreneurship, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology.
"The practical approach, based on case study and research results in this book, offers powerful insights into entrepreneurial behaviour in the Kenyan economic landscape. This in invaluable resource for students of entrepreneurship in developing countries." - Book Editor
Inside the Presidency
Inside the Presidency: the Trials and Tribulations of a Zambian Spin Doctor is a captivating chronicle of the goings on at the centre of state power as told by an insider. It captures the intrigues at the presidency, specifically associated with the author's time serving retired President Rupiah Banda.
The book tells of President Banda's ascendancy to the presidency following the death of Levi Mwanawasa. Telling it as it was, Jere paints well the roles of a number of players in supporting the president's quest to meet his mandate to the Zambian people. This is a first-hand account of the operations of the presidency as well as the challenges (and later failure) by Banda to secure a second term of office. It gives insights into the in the then ruling party, the president's own beliefs and approach to politics, and how the opposition took advantage of these to defeat an otherwise accomplished president.
The book is a window into policy positions, international relations, government bureaucracy and political manoeuvers in high office. Several decisions, popular and unpopular, are laid bare as is their rationale and impact. It paints a picture of the fire-fighting between government positions and public perception and further shows the inter-play of all this with opposition parties and the press.
Themes in Language, Education & D...
Language plays a major role in the development of societies and nations. Themes in Language, Education & Development in Kenya is a collection of fourteen scholarly articles on aspects of language and its relationship with, society, education and development in Kenya. The authors follow Morgan Dalphinis remarks that:
"... to speak a language means more than an exercise in the use of a given syntax and morphology, it implies the support of a whole culture and civilization. Moreover, it is in language that people learn, relate to each other as social animals in a material world of production, reproduction, distribution and exchange".
It is not only important to understand specific languages but to also appreciate associated structural linguistics as a means of appreciating the underlying, rich cultural aspects of those languages. In this book, authors capture the richness of language and linguistics aspects of some of Kenyan languages, namely Kiswahili, EkeGusii, Dholuo and Ateso as well as appropriated languages used in Kenya such as English and French.
Themes in Language, Education & Development in Kenya discusses aspects of language and its relationship with society, education and development in Kenya. As much as possible, the authors have anchored their arguments on relevant theoretical and conceptual frameworks with chapters written either in English or Kiswahili while the abstracts are written in a different language from that of the body of the chapter.
The book is divided into three major themes: Theoretical Linguistics and Language in Society, Language and Education, and Language and Development.
Educators, students and general readers interested in issues of language, linguistics, pedagogy and development will find great benefit from this book. In particular, students and lecturers of African linguistics, English, Kiswahili, Education and Sociology would be great beneficiaries.
What others say
This edited volume comprises detailed, substantive, methodological and theoretical research by fine investigators and practitioners in linguistics, English, French, Kiswahili, education and development. It is so detailed and a must-read piece of work for scholars interested in the interface between language and other fields. -- Bob Mbori, Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology, Kakamega
Writing/compiling an edited book requires masterful selection of articles that ensure the common thread runs through the chapters. This book achieves this by putting language firmly in the agenda of education and development in Kenya. -- Hilary K. Sang, Department of Linguistics and Foreign Languages, Moi University
This is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in languages, education and development beyond Kenyan borders. It sets the pace and a new trend for research in African languages. -- Gilbert Gumoshabe, Makerere University, Uganda
A note about contributors
Writers come with diverse experience and education in the subject of languages, ranging from linguistics, language in society, education and development. Their varied education background and experience reflects their international training and linkages. In turn, this finds expression in the associated essays.
Experiences of Women Students with Di...
This work is a systematic analysis of the subject of disability and society as encountered in institutions of higher learning in Kenya. Experiences of women students with disabilities in Kenyan universities demonstrates that marginalization of people with disabilities is an insidious reality in virtually all societies. Across Africa, dialogue on discrimination against individuals with disability has for a long time been silenced resulting into minimal participation and representation of this population in the political, social, cultural, and economic and development initiatives in the continent. Only a few texts have examined the question of disability and the status of people with disabilities in Africa and more so, with reference to gender and higher education. Filing this gap, this book discusses the experiences of women students with disabilities in university education in Kenya. It analyzes the challenges these women face and how they deal with those challenges. There is evidence of ableim in Kenyan higher education institutions and in the society as a whole. Individuals, government and societal institutions should work together to address ableism and promote an inclusive society.
What others say
Disability is not inability. This cutting edge text reveals that although women students with disabilities in Kenyan universities face numerous challenges, they are determined to succeed. The desire to lead a better life is the glue that gives these women the determination to challenge their subjugated positions in society. This book provides important recommendations for policy, practice and research which Kenya and other African nations can learn from to change things for the better. It is an important and timely read to be enjoyed by everyone. - Chris Atuti, Toronto, Canada.
This book brings us in touch with the lives of women, and their struggles, so as to inspire the collective need to address disability in more thought-provoking ways. Skillfully, Bathseba depicts the complexity of living with disability through her ethnographic account of twenty women students in Kenyan universities. Through this unique research and analysis, the reader comes to know that every experience of disability needs to be understood as a fully social, political, and historical, not to mention valid, way of being-in-the-world. Bathseba has produced a book that is a must read for anyone interested in exploring education as it is interwoven with the meanings of race, gender, class and disability in and through the Kenyan context - Dr. Tanya Titchkosky Associate Professor, Associate Chair, and Graduate Coordinator, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto.
This book is an outstanding sociological exploration of gender, disability and higher education in the African context. The women's stories come alive in this brilliant and sensitive interpretation of challenges and accomplishments of women students with disabilities in Kenyan universities. By giving voice to those who are rarely heard, Bathseba contributes to a comprehensive understanding of the student experience. - . Sandra Acker, Professor Emeritus, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto.