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The story of a strong-willed grandmother and her struggle through ingenious means to keep her only grandchild in school.
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When Kinuthia’s father sold the family cow and deserted them to look for a job in the city Kinuthia thought that all his hopes for an education and a bright future had come crashing down. That is because the cow had been the family’s sole income earner. Now he was stuck with only his ageing grandmother for a relative. The only option left was to drop out of school and join the work-gangs in search of a job at the flower farm that had recently opened in the village.
But then Kinuthia’s grandmother had other plans for her only grandson. Grandmother’s Winning Smile is the story of this brave old woman who, though penniless, was gifted with amazing cunning and wit, and whose stubborn pride wouldn’t allow her to let Kinuthia join the work-gangs.
| |  | | Khama
Khama is the story of a boy destined to lead the fictitious South African Amakonko tribe who has to create an army of specially-trained warriors to seize leadership from a vengeful and devious uncle, and who eventually grows to conquer mightier neighboring tribes, thanks to his military genius. The story is inspired by the legendary Shaka Zulu.
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w:LsdException Lock | |  | | Khama (E book)
Fictitious story set in Southern Africa based on the character of Shaka Zulu.
| |  | | Khama (print version)
Khama is a boy destined to lead the South African Amakonko tribe; inheriting the leadership from his father, he has to create an army of specially-trained warriors to seize leadership from a spiteful and devious uncle. With his army and his startling aptitude for military genius he will eventually grow to conquer mightier neighboring tribes. The story is inspired by the legendary Shaka Zulu.
| |  | | The Stone Hills of Maragoli (Print version)
“Life as a labourer is hard, but when Ombima, commits what he considers a “necessary” crime and watches the events that unfold, things change. He tries to cover up his deeds, which come to involve the entire village, bringing into focus human nature, relationships, love and breaking lives and vows. In this novel, Stanley Gazemba regales us with fresh insight, showing how much mastery and restraint he can exercise on narrative.”
| |  | | The Stone Hills of Maragoli(EBook)
“Life as a labourer is hard, but when Ombima, commits what he considers a “necessary” crime and watches the events that unfold, things change. He tries to cover up his deeds, which come to involve the entire village, bringing into focus human nature, relationships, love and breaking lives and vows. In this novel, Stanley Gazemba regales us with fresh insight, showing how much mastery and restraint he can exercise on narrative.”
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Pieces of Eight
by Jay Dubya
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 Pieces of Eight is an eclectic collection of eight imaginative novellas/short stories. Themes represented in the work are science fiction, paranormal, psychological drama, humor, murder/revenge and astrological fulfillment. Pieces of Eight is the com |
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