Books published by publisher Longhorn Publishers and Worldreader

Sixteen-year old Carol’s life is more like a never-ending nightmare. First, the dream house that her parents poured all their money and energy into is brought down by the government. Next, her father dies and her mother suffers a nervous breakdown, leaving Carol as the de-facto head of the family. With nowhere to live and no money to survive on, Carol moves her mother, brother and sister to the remote village where her father grew up. In her difficulties, Carol forges an unlikely friendship with Big Susy, a simple villager whose warmth helps her get through this trying period. She also, for the very first time, falls in love. Through it all, Carol remains hopeful that one day, things will change for the better.

This book is the result of thoughts about girls who promise so much in their young years only to ruin their lives for a bowl of soup later in life… It focuses on the life journey of a girl who is born on the blessed Christmas Day, enjoys bright adolescence years that give hints of better things to come, but she spoils it all when she forgets her childhood dreams and gets taken by the fast-lane life of the city. This is the story of a young village girl who is swept off her feet and carried away by the city that ends her life in unfulfilled dreams.

"Bunwas is a collection of five exciting stories. In the stories, the intelligent Bunwas helps people overcome their difficulties. He also outwits those who think they are clever. If a story has never made you laugh, these stories will surely make you laugh and read all day long.Bunwas is the first story in a series of six supplementary class readers to be used with Keynote Primary English, a new primary-English course designed for the new syllabus. The class readers will be useful with any course book and can also be read for pleasure outside the classroom setting.The other readers for Standard Six are: Ndigiri and His Friends (6B), Nana’s Eyes (6C), The Great Girl (6D), Koi and the Dirty Road (6E), and This Country Is My Country (6F)."

The mystery and mastery of memory remains amazing and critical in the realization of our dreams; it fascinates even the grand masters of memory. It is possible for all of us to enhance the mystery and mastery of memory in our lives and use this to the advancement of our goals. Memory can take you to heights you have never dreamt of before, as long as you do not fear and are not lazy to enhance its ability to roll you into the splendor and glory of success.

"This is a captivating tale of children who have been kidnapped by some evil organisation, but who finally manage to destroy the kidnappers' network and evil deeds.Brave Girls is the third story in a series of six supplementary class readers to be used with Keynote English, our rewarding primary English course designed for the new syllabus. The class readers will be useful with any course book and can also be read for pleasure outside the classroom setting.The other class readers for Standard Five are: My Tortoise Song (5A), A Sack of Money (5B), Mea and the Golden Egg (5D), Madigolo Goes to School (5E), and Neema and the Bird (5F)."