The Colonial Farm is a remarkable, inspiring story about the author, her family, and her community as peasant farmworkers in the backwoods of Kenya, where education for a girl is an afterthought. As natives and marginalized people, they have no choice but to hunker down, navigate, survive colonial laws, and shuffle to independence.

 

The British vs. Kenya's Mau Mau is a gripping memoir of resistance and survival during colonial Kenya. Told through the eyes of a young Gĩkũyũ girl, it reveals the brutality of British rule, the rise of the Mau Mau Freedom Fighters, and a family's fight to endure. Amid forced labor, imprisonment, and displacement, one girl dares to dream of education and freedom. A stirring tribute to resilience, this book captures the unbreakable spirit of a people who refused to be silenced.

The Colonized and the Scramble for Africa is a powerful memoir set in colonial Kenya. Told through the eyes of a young Gĩkũyũ girl growing up on a British farm, it reveals the harsh realities of colonial rule and the Mau Mau rebellion, especially when she wakes up in the morning and finds her mother gone, taken away by the authorities. From an early age, she begins questioning the world around her, resisting a life of predetermined servitude. With honesty and emotional depth, this story honors the resilience and quiet strength of ordinary families caught in a struggle not of their choosing.




What if the courage you seek is already within you?”

Beyond Conscious Self is a journey of resilience and self-discovery. From finding her voice as a writer to navigating unexpected trials on the island of Santorini, Wanjiru shows that courage is born in the moments we trust ourselves most. Her story reminds us that fear is not the enemy—it's an invitation to grow, believe, and embrace the help life offers along the way.



Unexpected America is a raw and gripping memoir of survival. What begins as Wanjiru Warama’s one-year sabbatical in the U.S. spirals into culture shock, betrayal, and hidden struggles. Trapped in hardship yet refusing to give up, she discovers resilience in the face of a shattered American Dream.

Entangled in America is a bold and unfiltered memoir spanning 1991–2013, as Wanjiru Warama navigates life far from her Kenyan roots. From friendships and failures to prejudice, real estate ventures, and a lawsuit that nearly unravels everything, she faces America’s complexities with grit and honesty. In the end, resilience and unexpected grace carry her forward.

YEARS of SHAME is about. True Stories of Subjugation & Marginalization of Women from Infancy to Old Age. It shares three powerful accounts spanning Kenya and California. From an unwanted infant spared FGM, to Njana’s harrowing experience of mutilation and the decades of psychological trauma that followed, to the intimate struggles faced by women in their later years—this book exposes hidden realities too often silenced. With raw honesty, it sheds light on pain, resilience, and the need to confront truths that affect women worldwide.