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Black Butterfly
I’ve woven tales that resonate with the spectrum of human experiences. My journey brims with intricate details, harkening back to a time when I found myself ensnared—a captive battling ceaselessly to break free from the constraints that bound me. But in my lexicon, the word “impossible” was absent; I saw it not as an obstacle, but as a catalyst for personal growth.
At Night Men Take the Lonely Way Back...
As we embark on this odyssey with them, we find ourselves aboard a bus departing from Plateau, the landscape shifting outside the window mirroring the internal tumult of our protagonists. Kanani's fervent prayers and Faisi's silent acquiescence form the backdrop against which their complex relationship unfolds. Yet, amidst the dust of the roads and the weight of societal expectations, there exists an uneasy tension—a discord between their spiritual convictions and the skepticism of the observer.
Hit and Run and other stories
Hit and Run and other stories is an awesome and interesting anthology that curves out the image of things emerging in urban and rural setups. The stories unmask the equilibrium between stern penalty and organised crime, ill-prepared self-reliance, disregard to human life, indifference to suffering, injustice, political opportunism, the curse of death, among other disgraces.
Wind of Justice and other stories by ...
Wind of Justice and other stories is a collection of well-written lucid stories that address different issues such as respect for human life, culture, human empowerment, family issues, love, campus life, and general life. The themes of the stories are well brought out and the stories are interesting and easy to understand.
Campus Babes and other Campus Stories...
Campus Babes and Other Campus Stories is a collection of stories that revolve, entirely, around campus life. The stories range from love and betrayal to the harsh reality in campuses. The stories are brought out in a unique and enticing way thus clearly depicting the challenges that students undergo in their quest for higher education.
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Black Edge Inside Information, Dirty ...
Arise and shine, for your light has c...
My PhD Experience in Kenya By Dr. Har...
This books recounts, in a personal and non-academic style, the doctoral journey of the author in one Kenyan university. It documents the different in and out of class experiences, the challenges, and how the author maneuvered through all these to successfully graduate with a PhD in Communication. Some of the issues discussed include the aspects of work-life balance, delay the doctoral programme, working with one's supervisors, among others.
My Phone and I by Njeri Wachira
Supercommunicators: How to Unlock the...
Unsettled by Charles M. Mwangi
Analytical Study – Father of Na...
The study book offers insightful analysis of the novel Fathers of Nations by exploring the diverse style, thought-provoking themes, and rich character traits, providing reader with a deep understanding of the whole text. From captivating chapter summaries to in-depth examinations of literary techniques, this book serves as an indispensable companion for both teachers and students alike.
By providing detailed analyses and discussions of literary techniques, this book aims to enrich reader's interpretations and facilitate meaningful discussions in both educational and personal contexts. It appears to be a priceless tool for anyone looking to engage more deeply with the text and gain a better understanding of it.
A Cry in the Mau
A Cry in The Mau is not a plea for sympathy, nor is it a challenge to authority. It is not merely a product of leisurely pursuits. Rather, it is a vessel—a vessel carrying stories of the Mau Forest, truths, and lessons meant to traverse the currents of time.
The purpose of this book is simple yet significant: to ensure that the narratives of those who came before us are not lost to the annals of history. It is a humble attempt to bridge the gap between generations to offer insight into the struggles and sacrifices of our predecessors who tried to earn a living in the Mau Narok and ended up facing the wrath of the government.
These scenes are not born out of imagination but are drawn from the stark realities of life, particularly in the Mau Forest. This is not a tale of joy and delight; rather, it is a sad narrative of a society where survival often demands the sacrifice of one's fellow beings.
WAVES – by Misky Nur
Dive into 'Waves', a captivating poetry collection by Misky Nur Abdullahi. Through emotive verses, Abdullahi explores universal human experiences and societal themes, from love and pain to identity and resilience. Each poem ignites conversations about our shared societal framework, inviting readers to embark on a thought-provoking journey through expressive and engaging poetry.
7 Keys To Success by Bishop Peter Ndungu
"Discover the time-tested secrets to unlocking your potential and achieving success with Bishop Peter Ndungu's insightful guide, '7 Keys to Success.' Dive into the mindset of successful individuals and embark on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment. Don't miss out on this transformative read!"