No Longer at Ease (The African Trilogy #2) by Chinua Achebe
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Obi Okonkwo is an idealistic young man who has now returned to Nigeria for a job in the civil service. However in his new role he finds that the way of government seems to be corruption. Obi manages to resist the bribes offered to him, but when he falls in love with an unsuitable girl, he sinks further into emotional and financial turmoil.
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The Power of Focus By Jack Canfield
KShs1,895.00Add to cartThe No problem that stops people getting what they want is lack of focus Those that focus on what they want to achieve prosper while those that don t struggle This title includes specific focusing strategies that are used by the world s successful men and women
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provisions from unexpected ends book by apostle Richard E S Takim
KShs1,700.00Add to cartRichard E S Takim, apostle. July 15 at 8:36 PM ·. ” A Christian who ask you of the importance of bride price is an impostor. No one with the Spirit of Christ ask such questions!
provisions from unexpected ends book by apostle Richard E S Takim
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The Defining Decade By Meg Jay
KShs2,495.00Read moreBestselling psychologist Dr. Meg Jay uses real stories from real lives to provide smart, compassionate, and constructive advice about the crucial (and difficult) years we cannot afford to miss.
Our “thirty-is-the-new-twenty” culture tells us the twentysomething years don’t matter. Some say they are a second adolescence. Others call them an emerging adulthood. Dr. Meg Jay, a clinical psychologist, argues that twentysomethings have been caught in a swirl of hype and misinformation, much of which has trivialized what is actually the most defining decade of adulthood.
Drawing from almost two decades of work with hundreds of clients and students, The Defining Decade weaves the latest science of the twentysomething years with the behind-closed-doors stories from twentysomethings, themselves. The result is a provocative read that provides the tools necessary to make the most of your twenties, and shows us how work, relationships, personality, social networks, identity, and even the brain can change more during this decade than at any other time in adulthood—if we use the time wisely.
The Defining Decade is a smart, compassionate and constructive book about the years we cannot afford to miss.
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Broken Hedges;Joseph Kang’ule MMwirichia
KShs990.00Add to cartForever trailed by the spiders, political activist Kamirangi Mwenda has dedicated himself to fighting the locusts—the people behind the corrupt and oppressive government—a fight for the second liberation of Kenya,
His father, the veteran Mau Mau General Baikioo, is a bitter man: wallowing in poverty, not honoured as the hero he is, and false promises by the government; the sacrifices he made for the liberation of the country are nothing … and his son is walking the same path.
As the locusts threaten to wring the country dry, the past grapples with the present, pulling apart father and son, forcing them to realise that the cost of true freedom might be far too high.
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Retirement Planning;Rose Wakiria
KShs950.00Add to cartRETIREMENT PLANNING: A HOLISTIC GUIDE TO A SATISFYING SEASON Retirement Can Be Your Most Satisfying Season of Life Yet, not without planning and preparation. Why do many people fail to prepare for the life they want? This book articulates the opportunities and challenges that come with retirement and how to prepare for the season. It simplifies financial decisions regarding savings, investments and retirement benefits while giving compelling reasons why your preparations should also encompass the psychological and social aspects of retirement. In this easy-to read book, Rose addresses what, when and how to prepare for and have a meaningful life in retirement. She highlights close to twenty changes retirees are likely to experience, so each reader can choose what resonates most.
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The Havoc of Choice;Wanjiru Koinange
KShs1,895.00Add to cartLong held captive by her father’s shadow of corruption, Kavata has spent her life suffocated by political machinations. When her husband decides to run in the next election, these shadows threaten to consume her home. Unable to bear this darkness,
Kavata plots to escape.As her family falls apart, so too does her country. In the wake of Kenya’s post-election turmoil, Kavata and her family must find their way back to each other across a landscape of wide-spread confusion, desperation, and heartrending loss.
Koinange explores the long reaching effects of colonisation and corruption within the context of a singular household and the disparate experiences of class and clan they encapsulate.
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Of Pawns and players;Kinyanjui Kombani
KShs750.00Add to cartIn this book, Kombani takes on the issue of gambling—a craze that has recently taken over the youth as a way of making quick money.
Of Pawns and Players starts with a punch, literally. A man in a white Mercedes accosts a mutura (African sausage) vendor based in Gardenia Estate.
The story then goes into the underground world of sports betting, exposing the corruption that riddles government agencies, the police, politicians and social media influencers.
It lifts the veil that hides the sham about the winners of the jackpots. It makes you question why the winners are always poor people, and are never seen after they collect their winnings.
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The Crown of beauty for Ashes;Thitu Kariba
KShs795.00Add to cartMy Crown of Beauty for Ashes is a personal account of the author’s tribulations following early childhood sexual abuse. The abuse first occurs through a twisted and friendly gardener, and later escalates to other men, who molests and rapes her.
The abuse is so bad it sends the author to a streak of self-destructive tendencies and behaviour through alcoholism, indiscriminate sexual encounters – including same-sex liaison. A period of renewed rape in Tanzania results in a pregnancy by a side boyfriend from which a child is finally born. Despite a new sense to life, a return to the risky life by the narrator leads to depression and institutionalization.
However, through strong and loving friends, the narrator is able to overcome challenges, embracing a religion and personal acceptance.
The central theme is abuse. The book explores how this happens, the consequences, what may be done to avoid its recurrence and how to find healing from trauma and other negative consequences.
The author also expresses some liberal views on matters of education – an indictment of the Kenyan system – mainly from the author’s personal experience. The author extends this liberal viewpoint to matters relating to childhood care, religion and self-awareness.
The book is written from a first person point of view. All that is stated is true about real-life situations that happened to the narrator.
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Things i will tell my daughter book by Joan Thatiah
KShs850.00Add to cartThings I Will tell my daughter…
“Marry a man who makes you feel good about yourself”
“Don’t just, don’t stay for the children”
“Make sure you flaunt your femininity”
Strong and firm on the things that we as women already know but refuse to admit to ourselves.
Into the big things, the small things and the things that today’s young woman never imagines that she will have to deal with.
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Making Cents book By Waceke Nduati Omanga
KShs1,390.00Add to cartMaking Cents book By Waceke Nduati Omanga
Unlike many books, the content is based on money stories of real people in Kenya – failures, lessons, and successes. In the book’s introduction, the author, Waceke shares her own journey from her experiences as a child to realizing the value of lunch money which got her started in empowering thousands to take control of their finances.
You will also meet Douglas who observes his parents struggle financially despite having land and gets caught up in living a ‘large’ lifestyle as he starts working only to realize that he is heading down the same path. The book follows him all the way to show you how he made over Kes 10 million.
Faith boldly tackles with us the dynamics of money in marriages and what lack of communication about money does all the way the bold decisions they had to make to lead them to Financial Freedom. Dishon shows us how wealth creation can start at a very young age. How he used what he had in front of him – time and ability to learn a skill on YouTube – to start him off all the way to the passionate entrepreneur he has become.
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