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EAEP 2020 CATALOGUE

375.00
46-944-3 A Chequered Serenade to Mother Africa Mutu wa Gethoi Appreciating poetry Cover 4.pdf 1 11/20/18 6:47 PM
Appreciating
Poetry
46-147-7 A Poetry Course for K.C.S.E. P. Robins & R. Hargreaves an integrated approach Appreciating
510.00
Poetry
Appreciating Poetry: An Integrated Approach has been written to help the Appreciating
250.00
25-338-6 An African Thunderstorm and Other Poems David Rubadiri learning of poetry and has incorporated the requirements of the integrated Poetry an integrated approach
student of literature understand and analyse a poem without difficulty. The
book has taken an approach that addresses the theoretical and practical
English syllabus for secondary schools. The following areas have been given
special focus:
•
Definition of Poetry
The Form of a Poem
•
46-380-1 Boundless Voices: Poems from Kenya A. I. Luvai (Ed.) • • • • Stylistic Devices used in Poetry
420.00
Attitude, Tone and Mood
Classification of Poetry
Performance of Poetry
Poetry and Creative Writing
Using Poetry to Learn Grammar
• • In addition to this, the book has over 60 poems with questions which an integrated approach
46-739-4 Echoes Across the Valley A. Luvai & K. Makokha (Ed.) should help test the student’s grasp of the concepts addressed as well as
525.00
guide the student in preparation for examinations.
Appreciating Poetry: An Integrated Approach is indeed a book that should
help demystify the learning and teaching of poetry.
NJOKI GITUMBI and NYAMBURA NJUGUNA are highly experienced and
qualified teachers of English. Each of them holds a Bachelor of Education
46-169-8 Horn of My Love Okot p’Bitek 385.00 Njoki Gitumbi • Nyambura Njuguna
degree from Kenyatta University. They both teach at Nairobi School.
Cover design: Jedidah Githinji
25-337-8 Lament of the Silent and Other Poems Jared Angira 470.00
Educational East African
Publishers APPROVED BY
Educate • Enlighten • Empower
46-061-6 Make it Sing and Other Poems Marjorie O. Macgoye Nairobi • Kampala • Dar es Salaam • Kigali • Lusaka • Lilongwe Educate • Enlighten • Empower Publishers Educational East African KICD Njoki Gitumbi • Nyambura Njuguna
400.00
East African Educational Publishers
46-499-9 My Mother’s Poem and Other Songs Micere G. Mugo 305.00
46-019-5 Poems From East Africa D. Cook & D. Rubadiri 530.00
25-009-3 Song for the Sun in Us Okelo Oculi 410.00
46-845-5 Song of Lawino Okot p’Bitek 450.00
46-696-7 Song of Lawino and Song of Ocol Okot p’Bitek 450.00
46-766-1 The Lianja Epic Mubima Maneniang’ 400.00
46-741-6 Tides of Time Jared Angira 430.00
25-027-1 Tired! Joseph Kagimu 475.00
46-708-4 Two Songs Okot p’Bitek 370.00
46-685-1 When Bullets Begin to Flower Margaret Dickson (Ed.) 475.00
46-789-0 Words that Melt a Mountain Taban lo Liyong 475.00
EAEP NOTES ON LITERATuRE

EAEP Notes on Literature are more of workbooks than conventional guidebooks. The books adopt an interactive approach to the study
of literature by directly involving the learner in analysing and evaluating the issues that have been highlighted in the work being assessed.
The books therefore give the student enough room to exercise his or her analytical skills; and also encourages sessions for debate and
discussion. The questions are in line with the requirements of the new method of teaching and examining literary questions in an integrated
manner, as per the aims and objectives of the revised English syllabus for secondary schools.
ISBN TITLE AUTHOR PRICE
25-530-3 An Enemy of the People (NEW) Egara Kabaji 225.00
25-150-2 A Man of the People Kiarie Kamau 225.00
25-149-9 Aminata Henry Indangasi 225.00
46-100-0 Betrayal in the City(Revised) Laban Erapu & Ole Sunkuli 225.00
25-429-3 Black Mamba Michael Oyoo Weche 225.00
25-970-7 When the Sun Goes Down (New) Jane Maru 285.00
25-531-1 The River Between School edition (NEW) E. Gachukia & M. Macharia 225.00
ORAL LITERATuRE

Oral Literature is an array of books that use an anthological approach to examine the various genres of oral literature both at a theoretical
level and at the analytical level. This anthology lays emphasis on the areas of definition, classification, style and themes. Riddles and
proverbs are analysed with as much detail as poems and narratives. The books are useful for both learners and teachers at secondary
schools, college level and especially for those undertaking undergraduate work.
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Oral Literature
ISBN TITLE AUTHOR PRICE Oral Literature
of the Maasai
Oral Literature of the Maasai offers an extensive collection of types of oral of the Maasai
435.00
46-507-3 A Dictionary of Oral Literature Sunkuli & Miruka different occasions. The versions in this book were collected by the author from
literature: oral narratives; proverbs; riddles; and a variety of songs for
a specific Maasai community in Kajiado County of Kenya. The author listened to
many of the narratives and participated in many proverb and riddle telling
sessions as she grew up in her Ilbissil village of Kajiado Central Sub-county.
However, she recorded most of the examples of oral literature in the early Oral Literature of the Maasai
seventies with the help of her mother, who performed the role of the oral artist.
365.00
46-229-5 Acholi Proverbs Okot p’Bitek The examples ring with individuality, while also revealing a comprehensive way
Many songs were recorded from live performances.
of life of a people. The images in the literature reveal the concrete life of the
Maasai – people living closely with their livestock and engaged in constant
struggle with the environment. But like all important literature, the materials here
ultimately reveal a people with its moral and spiritual concerns, grappling with
46-619-6 Encounter with Oral Literature Okumba Miruka This book recommends itself to the general reader. However, the book is more
questions of human values and relations, struggling for a better social order.
530.00
than this: it includes stimulating discussions of examples, as well as review
questions and exercises. The book is highly recommended to students of oral
literature at secondary school level and at the university.
Naomi Kipuri is a graduate of Temple University with a PhD in Anthropology.
46-377-1 Gikuyu Oral Literature W. Kabira & M. Mutahi development consultancy and community involvement. NAOMI KIPURI
She was a lecturer at the University of Nairobi in the Institute of Anthropology,
465.00
Gender and African Studies for many years. Now, she is engaged in writing,
Cover design by Kevin Standa
46-377-1 Keep my Words: Luo Oral Literature O. Ogutu & A.A. Roscoe 480.00 www.eastafricanpublishers.com
East African
Educational
Publishers
Educate • Enlighten • Empower
450.00
46-230-9 Kenyan Oral Narratives K. Adagala & W. Kabira (Ed.) Nairobi • Kampala • Dar es Salaam • Kigali • Lusaka • Lilongwe East African Educational Publishers Educate • Enlighten • Empower Educational East African Publishers NAOMI KIPURI
East African Educational Publishers
Nairobi • Kampala • Dar es Salaam • Kigali • Lusaka • Lilongwe
560.00
46-407-7 Oral Literature of the Embu and Mbeere Ciarunji Chesaina This book has been specifically writtten to meet the needs of the oral literature Oral Literature
syllabus at the school certificate level. For a start, it seeks to introduce oral literature
as an everyday living experience: for it is made up of the stories that are told among
A School Certificate Course
the people, and the songs that are sung during the communal ceremonies or even
over the radio. The book attempts to bring this rich subject to the classroom by doing,
Introducing the students to the methods and requirements of collecting oral
• among other things, the following: Oral Literature
46-891-9 Oral Literature of the Kalenjin Ciarunji Chesaina • Introducing, in a comprehensive manner and with illustrations of many examples, the
500.00
literature materials and carrying out fieldwork.
Discussing oral literature as an aunthetic literary form with its own conventions
and stylistic devices.
various forms of oral literature - narratives, songs, proverbs and riddles
And offering, after each set examples, review questions designed to test appreciation
25-086-7 Oral Literature of the Luo Okumba Miruka of examples given and understanding of concepts dealt with.
650.00
In addition, group projects are designed to encourage the students to collect their own
examples and be able to discus these meaningfully and systematically.
This book will make the learning and teaching of oral literature both easy and
enjoyable.
The authors of this book have experience of many years of teaching oral literature.
S. Kichamu Akivaga taught literature at secondary school level before joining the
46-173-6 Oral Literature of the Maasai Naomi Kipury Institute of African Studies, University of Nairobi. He was involved in organising the
580.00
1974 Conference of Literature Teachers which proposed the inclusion of oral literature
in the syllabus. A. Bole Odaga also taught for many years and later joined the Institute
of African Studies, University of Nairobi, as a Research Fellow. She has carried out
extensive research in oral literature among the Luo, the Giriama and the Kalenjin, and
has authored numerous books
46-172-8 The Oral Artist W. Mukabi Kabira 430.00 S. Kichamu Akivaga A. Bole Odaga
46-691-6 Oral Literature – A School Certificate Course Akivaga & Odaga Nairobi • Kampala • Dar es Salaam • Kigali • Lusaka • Lilongwe S. Kichamu Akivaga
530.00
A. Bole Odaga
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