Life in high school—raging hormones, peer pressure, rebellion, and self-discovery. A paragon of adolescence, it embodies the prime at which young girls are at risk of unwanted pregnancies and boys becoming teenage fathers, all in the name of exploring. Relationships are formed, rules broken, and, sometimes, lifelong mistakes made. Sequel to The Boy with Shoes, Ministry of Misdemeanour exemplifies the height of tempting fate. It tells the story of teenage hood and its daredevil antics that characterized the lives of high schoolers at Akili High School. Read more…

It’s in the 1980s in Mbale, a small town in Western Kenya. Hillary Lisimba Ambani is growing up with a strict disciplinarian mother whom he calls Thatcher who beat the hell out of him for every infraction he did or did not commit. In The Boy with Shoes, Hillary tells us how it was to grow up in that era, a time that set pace for the 21st Century middleclass. Read more…

Educational success is the harbinger of good life. From improving one’s life to weaving through the social fabric, education is the cornerstone of civilization. In Breaking the Glass Ceiling, Kerich Jonah gives invaluable tips to students and anyone who is a student of life tips on how to succeed. Read more…

The Choice is a Christian book that focuses on the challenges Christians go through in their attempt to live like Christ. Love for money, self-centredness, unfaithfulness, idolatry and increased appetite for worldly pleasures are some of the issues discussed fully in this book. The author unfolds 44 nuggets for 44 days that will enable the reader to conquer the aforementioned challenges. Read more…

Born different, in a poor village, to an emotionally unavailable father, Mokaya Omweri defies all odds to excel, right from primary school all the way to university. Determined to address the challenges that afflicted most of his early life immediately after he graduates from high school, he sets out to mobilizing people and funds through youth groups, cooperative societies, and employment to fight and eradicate poverty. However, this presents another face of his struggle. Some of his initiatives collapse before taking off, and challenges like family demands and work crop up. Read more…

Achieving the Billionaires I.N.C.O.M.E has been weaved together to inspire readers to shift their mindsets from the state of scarcity to abundance by leveraging what they have to get what they need. Read more…

In The Power of Choice, author, John Abdub Wako, presents a ten-point holistic, principle-centered approach for individual success. Read more…

A Painted Inspiration from the Palm-Fringed Beaches is a collection of inspiring and life-changing quotes that have been compiled in a style that is simple and compelling. The book takes you step by step to things that affect you and things that you can easily relate with from inspirational snippets and success to friendship, love, and life quotes that will leave you awestruck. Read more…

Going through life is trudging through the possibilities of pain and bliss, of hurt and mirth, of thrills and chills. This book talks about eking life. How the woes of life can be trumped is the crux of it. It’s a gentle reminder of how truly amazing life it as those times we are hitting a rough patch, when the oomph and enthusiasm is ebbing away. Read more…

MONEY, MUSIC AND MONARCHY explores three human desires: Wealth, Fame and Power. Fulfillment of one of the desires leads to the craving of another. When we crave for wealth and get it, fame becomes an obsession, and ultimately power. Wealth, Fame, and Power are legitimate cravings, just how to fulfill the individual desires legitimately to uplift the society is what matters. Read more…