New Arrivals
Beyond The Period By Rose Omango
Menstruation is a natural part of life, yet for many girls it remains surrounded by silence, stigma and misunderstanding. Too often, girls enter adolescence without the knowledge, support and confidence they need to navigate this important stage with dignity.
Beyond the Period is a practical and compassionate guide that explores menstrual health, challenges common myths and highlights the role of families, schools, faith communities and society in supporting girls and women.
Through relatable stories and practical insights, Rose Omango addresses period poverty, menstrual hygiene, reusable sanitary solutions and the importance of open conversations that empower girls to thrive.
More than a book about menstruation, this is a call to action for parents, educators, leaders and communities to create a world where no girl is limited by her period.
Because when silence is broken, dignity is restored and futures are transformed.
Faith Leadership and Purpose by Dr Rose Omango
Most people do not struggle with knowing what to do.
They struggle with doing it consistently. Faith, Leadership and Purpose is a practical guide for bridging the gap between belief and action, intention and execution, potential and impact. This work challenges you to move beyond inspiration and into disciplined, consistent growth.
Inside, you will learn how to build consistency beyond motivation, lead effectively without waiting for a title, translate vision into structured action, develop focus in a distracted world, and align your beliefs with your behavior.
This is not simply a book to read. It is a framework to live by.
School Text Books
Bring Out your Creativity
Prayers and Praises Coloring Book for Girls (Paperback)
Every girl needs a best friend who will always be there for her and what a Friend we have in Jesus! No matter where she is – whether waiting for the next lesson to start at school, picking colorful flowers in the backyard or chasing butterflies in the park – she can talk to God anywhere, anytime. Best of all, He is always ready and willing to listen.
Prayers & Praises Coloring Book for Girls will help girls aged 8-12 recognize all the wonderful things God has done for them and realize that they can speak to Him whenever they want to. The 40 whimsical line-art illustrations will give them time to just be with Jesus as they color and think about everything they have to be thankful for. Inspirational messages and Bible verses will also teach them to appreciate the little things in life and show them different things they can pray about.
The Love of Jesus Children’s Scratch Bible (Spiral-Bound)
Learning about the Bible has never been this much fun!
In The Love of Jesus Children’s Scratch Bible – Scratch Your Way Through the Bible, kids aged 3-6 will explore the miracles, parables, and special moments that showcase the depth of Jesus’ love with 11 exciting scratch activities to complete along the way. Little ones will have hours of fun scratching off the top layer to reveal the colorful illustrations underneath and uncover new surprises about Jesus’ love for us all!
This scratch book contains both scratch games, such as iSpy and connect-the-dots, and also scenes for coloring and exploration. With so much fun packed into one little book, children are sure to be inspired to share Jesus’ love with others and live a life of kindness.
Business
Brandly Speaking by Tom Sitati
Brandly Speaking (2012) by Tom Sitati is no sentimental look back; it is an invitation to look back so we can see forward; it is a diagnostic tool for today’s marketers and business owners. By revisiting the debates, breakthroughs, and bold forecasts of over a decade ago, some argued in print, some delivered from the podium, he forces us to question whether branding fundamentals have truly evolved or whether we are simply repackaging old missteps in fashionable “digital” jargon. His perspective as a strategic branding consultant, columnist and speaker freezes a critical moment when African strategic branding came of age, offering a mirror to measure our actual progress. The book challenges readers to decide: was brand ever ours to shape, or has it always been determined by forces beyond our control? It dares us to confront our present assumptions and rethink what it really means to build a brand.















