kenya

The author describes her life on a coffee plantation in Kenya for seventeen years before returning to Denmark in 1931 to write.

Investigates what it is like to live in Kenya, providing facts about the country's population, size, language, and government, and discussing Kenya's history, city and country life, transportation, food and culture, tourism, and attractions.

Juma likes to sing and draw but dislikes school until the jinn of the jar teaches him better.

Presents a comprehensive study of the final turbulent years of British rule in Kenya between 1952 and 1960 and describes how British settlers displaced Kenyan nationals, took away their land and subjected them to severe poverty along with coverage of the Mau Mau revolt.

Describes the origins, history, and culture of the Mijikenda, the largest group in the coastal region of Kenya.

When Handa, who lives in a Kenyan village, sets out to visit her friend in the next village with a basketful of tropical fruits on her head, the animals she passes on the way take advantage of the opportunity.

Surveys the history, topography, people, and culture of Kenya, with an emphasis on its current economy, industry, and place in the political world.

Provides information about the land, history, government, economy, religions and traditions, sports, culture, and society of African nation of Kenya.