Introducing…

Sheila Bosire

Sheila
Bosire is the founder of the club as impressed on her heart by the Lord. She is also a children’s books author with beloved titles including Mama is Sweet published by Phoenix Publishers, The Strongest Father published by Setmark Publishers, The Giant Lollipop Tree published by Canon Literature Media as well as Our Generous Father God, Martin and the Mantle among others. Sheila has also
been a Sunday school teacher in the past and has continued to teach and tutor children in her private capacity. She has wide experience in production and editing of educational and literary books over the years which are doing well and are available in different publishing firms. She has had various writing recognitions since her school days including being selected for the IVLP program by the U.S. Embassy in Kenya for the magazine journal Belief. As Canon Literature Media struggles to face challenges and engage within the Kenyan
publishing industry, we are grateful to God for His goodness this far. We are sure He will take us to great heights. The kids book club aims to reach out to children through books specifically designed for children to help them.

Connect with Sheila Bosire

Linkedin- https://www.linkedin.com/in/sheila-bosire-236b593b/

Website -http://www.belief-magazine.com/

Books by Sheila Bosire

This is a book that awakens a child’s awareness to the constant presence of our God and Heavenly Father not only through His creation but also through His relational love and care. They can relate with Him!

It is written in poetic rhyme and imagery understood by children and has colourful images. There are also memory verses and succinct questions at the end to instil the message in the book in children.

Jay Karo is a towering figure in matters of faith as his son Noel aspires to be.  Noel’s confidence is shaken when his father and founding father of Woodlands City Congregation dies suddenly.  His father’s closest ally Pastor Seth turns his back on him and splits the congregation moving on to start another church.  As a result, Noel has to begin again and build his own spiritual legacy even as numbers continue to diminish at the church to an all time low.  He is faced with the option of using tricks and brainwashing gullible members of the populace to make money or stay true.  Noel discovers that being in a city congregation is anything but a walk in the park as he confronts challenges like urbanization poverty and illiteracy, black magic, race language and epidemic of greed for money facing the Christian faith from a Kenyan and African context.