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My 100 Best-Loved Children’s Bible Stories

OUR CHILDREN’S STORYBOOKS

There can be no better stage to introduce the core concepts of what it means to be a global citizen than at early childhood. The Booktalk Africa children’s storybooks are an exciting way to help young children explore the essential skills they need to enrich their lives and help them thrive in a more-inclusive and ever-changing world.

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Hippo Series

Rugendo Series

How to Save Money for investment

Have you ever asked yourself “Where do I find money to save?” Ken Monyoncho, an expert in finance, answers this question in How To Save Money for Investment. The book gives practical principles that will set you on the path to financial freedom and success. Learn how to implement principles of saving money in your own life by reading and reflecting on real life examples.

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—Orhan Pamuk

"Difficult roads often lead to beautiful destinations."

—Zig Ziglar

“Reading is a discount ticket to everywhere.”

—Mary Schmich

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UNDERSTANDING BOOK PUBLISHING

Reading keeps our minds young, healthy, stimulated. It allows for creative thinking and helps improve concentration. Hence, the importance of publishing.

UNDERSTANDING COPYRIGHT

Under copyright, creative works are treated as a specific form of property known as intellectual property. In the same way you can own a car or a piece of land, you can also own a creative expression.

BOOK REVIEW: An Enemy Called Average by John L. Mason

Looking for practical ways to improve your life? This book is filled with nuggets of wisdom on how you can rise above mediocrity. It will challenge you to aim for your highest, and not to settle for less.

HAVE YOU BEEN TO THE MOON LATELY?

Often, all we do in our frenetic lives is spin the wheels, exhaust ourselves, and get nowhere. It’s called drifting. We can choose to be more intentional about pursuing the essential.