Books with author M.M. Anthony

Anthony Mugo's Never Say Never is a compelling story of a teenager's quest for education under the most difficult conditions. Daniel Muthini Njoki, the son of a poor, single mother, is arrested and taken to a remand home in Murang'a, then to Getathuru Reception Centre. He is subsequently transferred to other approved schools: Kericho, Othaya, and finally Kabete, where he sits and passes the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education. The doors to a university are now open. Although he is an innocent inmate, and although textual evidence points in the direction of the mother, the question of who engineered his arrest is part of what makes this work so un-put-downable. The sum total is a superlatively well-written novel about the difficulties, the challenges, and the hopes of getting an education in Kenya.

Fame, for thirteen-year-old Arwel, is measured by the photos on his parents' mantelpiece. There are lots of his sister and cousins. But there's just one of Arwel, playing rugby for the local under-sevens. Getting into the school team might help - and staying out of trouble, of course. But that's not easy with friends like Glen and Martin. When a dare leads to mayhem in the woods, it's Arwel who must face the consequences...in the shape of fourteen rugby-loving zombies!

In Ask the Stars, Titus Mutuiria remembers how at the age of ten he seemed to lead a normal life of sibling rivalry with Njorua, Antonnina and Sarah until some events from their past threaten to rewrite his life. Njorua and Antonnina learn that Mutumia Mutana, the mother they have always known is not their biological mother while Titus learns that Muthuri Mukaru is not the biological father of himself and Sarah. What follows is a gripping story of jealousy, fear, loyalty, friendship and love as the siblings grow and confront an array of challenges as the family forge solutions to the troubles that beset them. The story of young love between Titus and Joan and the actions of a lurking rapist in the village bring added dimensions to the story, showing that things are not always what they seem. Eventually, the teenagers and their parents must nurture a love that strengthens their family and that also brings sanity to the village.

Gut Instinct: Diets Missing Link teaches the skill of healthy eating and achieving healthy weight without dieting. It speaks to the quiet majority of people who are sick of the cult diets and tired of the standard dogma. The present epidemic of obesity and the current controversy over which popular diet is best, Atkins, South Beach, The Zone, Dr. Phil, and endless others is the result of an oversight at the foundations of nutrition. Gut Instinct reveals what everybody overlooked in their mad dash to the top of the diet heap. It explains why carbohydrates are so controversial, how to use them effectively, and why the popular cult diets do more obscure the problem of obesity than to solve it.

Luke Green is an average boy. While playing with his friends at their tree house in the woods they are forced to undertake a journey into an underwater world that will change their lives. There are things beneath the ocean waves that those living on the surface could never imagine. Unfortunately for these children, all of the worst of those things seem to be intent on making their lives difficult.As they try to survive in this dangerous and alien world their only hope of returning to their parents is blocked by a powerful group led by a very powerful man. Oh, and then there is the megaladon...

This is a book that will show you how to pray for a soul partner to enter your life - how to find love. We all pray, but we dont' always get heard. More often than not prayers fail - in a way nobody listens, or cares. The reality is totally the opposite. Nobody listens to your prayers because they don't hear them! To pray, get prayers addressed - you have to create symbolic language. You have to comunicate in the right way and be understood by higher 'Angelic forces.' Do it right and your prayers have a great chance of success. Clapping hands, uttering a few words, fasting for days is synonomous with being forty feet underground - 'who's gonna hear ya buddy?' As useful to the soul as it might be - ordinary prayers are like 'stocking fillers' at Christmas...token gestures. They are useful to the human race, get us through the day. Serious prayer demands a more symbolic routine.Beyond this life there are higher dimensions where 'Angelic forces' exist - go about their universal work. They are full of love and goodness. They will help you at the drop of a hat - providing they know what you want. This, then, is the key. Communication on a higher level through ritualistic prayer routine and symbolism. In this book i will show you how to do it. Create a fascinating love ritual with a massive chance to be heard, acted upon. The book is full of symbolic routine, protocol, that allows for communication with higher forces. This is not rocket science. Souls in higher dimensions do not communicate through speech! Their language is symbolic - a thought process. It stands to reason, you try communicationg on our level - they are not gonna here you! Every soul whoever existed in the Universe has a karmic right to find love and happiness. Every soul has a twin flame or soul mate somewhere. No one in their right mind would want a fellow human being to be unhappy - Yours by karmic deed of right. ' Your worth it.'

Maybe, said Martin, thoughtfully, 'you're only any good playing with zombies.' In this sequel to The Rugby Zombies, Arwel is in despair. His strange teammates are on the loose - somewhere - and causing all kinds of chaos. In the meantime, his rugby career has taken a nosedive. Now Dad's gone missing, booted out of the Aberscary club by members unhappy with Arwel's performance. To add to the confusion, there's a mysterious figure haunting the Millennium Stadium . . . Who - or what - is it looking for?