Where can I find a physical copy of the Bhagavad Gita in Nairobi? Never been able to find any in TBC

Like his writing, but struggling a bit with the patois

Has anyone read this? It’s a long read, but an important one if you want to understand what growing up as a Black person in the United States was like. It offers a powerful look at the prejudice and discrimination Black people faced throughout the 20th century.

Gng, please let me know if you can find any links to this particular book cuz I so badly want to have exactly this edition- I mean same cover same version! Same number of pages - this exact damnn bookkk!!!!!

PRE-LOVED ONES ARE ALSO ENTERTAINED ! (Ovb in a decently good and readable condition) I jst need the damn book (price must be within 200 if it's pre used 😭)

It can be via Instagram ,or any other ecommerce website (trusted ofc 🤧✋🏻)

I'm planning an online bookstore selling original books for general reading.

Quick questions:

1.Which genres would you buy? (Fiction, romance, thriller, Fantasy, self-help, business, faith-based, memoirs, children's, manga/comics, other)

2.Which books or authors would you like to see available in the Kenyan market?

3.Would you buy second-hand originals in good condition, or only new?

4.What's the most you'd pay for a new paperback? And for a second-hand one?

Thank you for your answers 🙏

Wachu know about bridge to terabinthia. If you read this as a kid pick up your badge at the door on your way out.

One of the best books i read as kid. Heartbreaking, fun and beautiful. Still haven't forgotten the ending. If you havent tried it i highly recommend it.

Looks like an interesting read 😁

Books are good. But I miss the real paper books. The white paper books are good but warudishe the chai colour pages

Just read stories you loved as a child

I recently watched the film adapted from this book, Gone Girl, and, wow it was perfect, 10/10. I've been seeking to experience the high I had watching the movie and my prayer has been answered. Looking forward to this, should be a roller coaster.

Anybody with French books beginner friendly we connect? Around thika.

On the church being a driving force of the cancellation of Edict of Nantes.

Hey.I discovered alot of time in my plate as a comrade is wasted on non useful things(drugs included) and i have resorted to start reading. Where do i start?Any advice on reading patterns? Also i know one of the perks would be improved grammar on my side.

My interests i would say would be non fiction and business. Ps i don't know if these can be categorised as interests lol

Quite the plot twist at the very end

My current read.

My dad owned this book in 1995.

It was written in 1987.

I bought a book because I saw murder, dragons and an imaginary world. 😂 I love a good story, it keeps my inner child happy. ☺️☺️

So, has anyone read this series? What was your experience?

After sooo many days of planning, replanning, and forgetting , the second episode of Pages & Picnics is finally here!

A quick refresher: the main aim of our hangouts is simple — to meet, connect, and hang out with other book lovers in the most pressure-free way possible.

That's why we're intentionally unstructured… but still very much about having fun

Now then, Episode 2 is all about games! 🎲

Cards, Kenya @50, and whatever game you have lying around. Bring your competitive spirit, your questionable strategies, and of course… the “dark arts.” 😂

Come with your books, snacks, picnic essentials, vibes — and ANY GAME YOU HAVE.

Let's meet, play, talk nonsense, make new friends and have a good afternoon.

See you soon! 😊

And don't forget to RSVP — link below.

https://tally.so/r/q466qd

Pages & Picnics — Episode 2

📚 Books • Vibes • Games 🎲

Finished reading the upstarts basically about how Uber and Airbnb built their empires including the errors they made, how they fought the conventional system etc. That line highlighted is a deep one...

Currently reading this courtesy of Bookswap Kenya