Author: Caroline Chemnangoi Genre: Biography Publishers: Neno Publishers and Booksellers Year of publication: 2018 ISBN: 978-9966-120-24-3 Pages: 111 Price: 1000 Availability: Order through 0705688460/ 0790361226/0780884432 Growing up, I always wanted to be a boy because our entire neighborhood was full... Continue reading →

Title: Left To Tell Author: Immaculee Ilibagiza with Steve Erwin Genre: Autobiographical Publishers: Hay House Publishers ISBN: 978-1-4019-1538-4 Pages: 279 Year of Publication: 2006 Price: Ksh.800 I have always known that my true love is somewhere. I have always known... Continue reading →

Title: They Poured Fire On Us From The Sky Authors: Alephonsion Deng, Benson Deng & Benjamin Ajak With Judy A. Bernstein Genre: Autobiography Publishers: PublicAffairs Year of publication: 2005 ISBN: 13: 9781586483883 Pages: 311 Reviewer: Gladwell Pamba This book took... Continue reading →

  Title: Behind Closed Doors Author: B A Paris Year of Publication: 2016 Publishers: Harper Collins Publishers Pages: 351 Reviewer: Gladwell Pamba I have never felt psychologically tortured reading a book like I have reading this one. Few pages into it... Continue reading →

Book Title: Murder House Pages: 527 Author: James Patterson & David Ellis Genre: Thriller/Action Publishers: Arrow Books Year of publication: 2015 ISBN 978-0-099-59489-5 Available: Amazon as paperback and e-book   There are series of unsolved murders in the little Southampton... Continue reading →

I can swear by anything I hold dear, like my mother, or my bed, or canvas shoes I recently acquired, or even the yellow petticoat I used to own back in primary, that my brother cannot do a sales job.... Continue reading →

Book Title: Who Moved My Cheese? Author: Dr. Spencer Johnson ISBN 978-0-09-181697-1 Genre: Motivational Price: 995 Publishers: Vermilion First edition: 1998 Pages: 32 Reviewer: Pamba Khavayie Imagine one day you woke up and discovered you no longer have the job... Continue reading →

Bungoma and Kisumu are like two brothers who don’t talk much, but know they are bound by a common thing. Maybe they are bound by names, by similarity in their bodies, their love for food and women. There is something... Continue reading →