• Mastering Your Money: A comprehensive guide to financial Literacy

    Empower yourself and the next generation with essential financial literacy skills! This series of financial literacy books is designed to introduce financial concepts early, gradually, and at age-appropriate depths. Covering fundamentals like money management, budgeting, saving, and planning, these books also explore advanced topics such as investment, risk management, digital finance, and entrepreneurship.
    With a strong emphasis on digital financial literacy and real-world application in today’s mobile and online banking era, these books equip learners with the tools to navigate the financial landscape confidently. They shape attitudes, foster responsibility, nurture confidence, and inspire the spirit of enterprise.
    Written to be taught with intention and reinforced at every stage of life, these books provide a solid foundation for individuals, families, and communities. Ideal for homes, classrooms, and community programs.

  • Money Smart Kids: A Fun Guide to Financial Wisdom

    Money Smart Kids (Ages 8–11): Building Habits Early
    This first book is pure gold for parents and teachers. It makes money tangible and fun—teaching children the difference between needs and wants, how to save, how to plan, and how to give. The activities are playful yet purposeful: budgeting pocket money, setting small goals, and tracking savings.
    When a child learns to manage a few cedis well, they are preparing to manage many later. This book is the antidote to entitlement and impulse—it quietly builds discipline.

  • Peggy Oppong Bookset (11 books)

    14 Peggy Oppong books including all her favourite titles such as No Roses for Sharon, Adventures of Cleopas, The Lemon Suitcase ,The Black Heel and
    End of the Tunnel .
    Angel of Death and Beneath the cover are not available as seen in picture.

  • Bookset: African Writers Series (30 titles)

    Relive all the literary joys of yesteryears by purchasing this jumbo set of all your favourite African Writers Series titles such as Things Fall Apart, The Beautyful Ones Are Not Yet Born, Weep Not Child, So Long A Letter, No Sweetness Here and many more!

    Exact titles will vary depending on availability.

  • A Chase to the River

    Mrs. Akyea had just the perfect punishment for Atsu, Atsupui, and Akoto.
    The chief had given Mrs. Akyea a rundown of the events that had happened on the beach. She had just the perfect punishment for Atsu, Atsupui, and Akoto. Since the children had been brave enough in getting the smugglers arrested, she decided to reduce their punishment; they were to harvest tomatoes from the school farm the following day, Saturday, for just an hour. She informed the agriculture teacher about her plan to let the children work on the farm.
    The teacher was excited as he needed help with the harvesting fortunately, the farmland was not salty and could thus grow vegetables. The tomatoes had grown beautifully and needed to be harvested as soon as possible.

  • My Lay Hypertension Doctor

    Hypertension is among the leading causes of death globally. Hypertension is a complex disease both in aetiology and management that requires sustained lifestyle changes and adherence to medications. This book is timely and would serve as an educational tool to assist patients in managing their condition optimally.

    The book outlines practical insights to help patients and lay persons understand this complex disease and how to live healthily with the condition. The book covers important aspects of hypertension such as diagnosis, understanding the types of hypertension, medications and how they work, hypertension in special populations, myths about the disease, complications and how to prevent and manage them.

    It will serve as a companion for persons living with hypertension, lay people, and students in understanding this complex disease. In our peculiar health care setting, where multiple barriers exist in accessing timely and quality health care, such tools and guides written in plain language for use at the population level is most invaluable.

    This book is written in simple language that makes reading enjoyable and it is highly recommended.

  • Digital Financial Literacy: A comprehensive guide to financial Technology (FINTECH)

    The way we earn, spend, and save has changed, and so must our understanding of money. Digital Financial Literacy: A Comprehensive Guide to Financial Technology bridges the gap between finance and technology, helping readers navigate the digital economy with confidence and safety.
    This book goes beyond teaching how to use mobile money or online banking. It unpacks how digital payments, fintech platforms, blockchain, and virtual assets are reshaping modern finance. Readers will learn how to choose and use digital financial services responsibly, protect their data, and recognize emerging risks such as online scams and predatory digital lending.
    It is both a survival manual and an empowerment tool. It helps individuals develop safe digital habits, build resilience against cyber threats, and make informed financial choices in a fast-evolving marketplace.
    Ultimately, this guide supports financial inclusion and innovation, ensuring that everyone, from small business owners to students, can access, understand, and benefit from the new world of digital finance. It turns technology into a bridge for opportunity, not a barrier to participation.

  • Ten Times Better: 366 Daily Tips for Transforming your Life in a Year Using the Daniel Model

    10 Times Better is a compelling, deeply practical, and well-structured leadership guide from bestselling authors Albert & Comfort Ocran that challenges readers to become “ten times better” in a year through daily disciplined transformation rooted in the life of Daniel.

  • Bookset: Pacesetters Series (13 titles)

    Relive all the literary jobs of years gone by, by procuring this jumbo set of the famous, now-scarce, Pacesetters Series.
    The Pacesetters Series were a collection of 130 novels written by African authors (mostly Nigerian, but there were also Ghanian, Kenyan and South African writers) for an African audience. It was 1977 when Macmillan decided to publish this low-cost paperback series – with publication mainly happening between 1979 and 1988.
    They were very popular in the 1980s until the series disappeared in the 1990s. The covers were lovely and unique; a bit garish, and so 1980s with their African pop art, but there’s just something about them and how the colourful images portray what the novel is probably about. They are a testament to their time.
    Exact titles will depend on availability.

  • PCPC: Part-Time Christian, Part-Time Chica

    In Accra, Sunday belongs to God, but Monday belongs to the hustle. Inside the True Light Assembly, the pews are packed with the devout. But on the streets of Ghana’s capital, faith doesn’t pay medical bills, and righteousness won’t keep a business afloat.
    Part-time Christian, Part-time Chica follows nine characters balancing religious devotion against the brutal realities of survival: Sisi Aku, a market queen and church pillar, sells adulterated food to her own community to keep her business alive. Kojo uses scripture to scam foreigners online, racing to pay for his mother’s medical bills. Purity exploits the vulnerability of church girls to serve his own hidden agendas.
    From gambling and internet fraud to the quiet strains of managing Sickle Cell and PCOS, the crises of the streets bleed through the church walls. When a single incident forces all nine paths to collide, the pious facades collapse. This is a fast-paced social commentary on modern Ghana, exposing the compromises people make when morality clashes with sheer necessity.

  • Life Beyond Opinions

    In a world where opinions are loud, expectations are endless, and perfection is constantly redefined, many people quietly lose themselves trying to belong.

    Life Beyond Opinions is a deeply reflective and empowering book that invites you to pause, think, and reconnect with who you truly are.

    Through honest conversations about beauty, identity, relationships, pressure, failure, healing, and purpose, this book explores the silent struggles many people carry:
    the need for approval, the weight of comparison, the pain of unmet expectations, and the courage required to live authentically.

    From the pressure of artificial standards to the realities of family, emotional exhaustion, growth, and self-discovery, each chapter challenges you to see life differently:
    not through the lens of society, but through truth, awareness, and self-understanding.

    This is not a book about perfection.

    It is a book about clarity.
    About healing.
    About freedom.

    It will remind you that:

    • Your life is not a race
    • Your worth is not a performance
    • Your identity is not defined by opinions
    • And your peace is worth protecting

    With powerful reflections on confidence, resilience, relationships, womanhood, emotional well-being, and personal growth, Life Beyond Opinions offers more than inspiration.

    It offers perspective.

    Because the moment you stop living for approval,
    you begin to truly live.

  • Mr. Music Man: The Journey

    From the breath-taking mountains, rolling hills and ranges of Obo, Kwahu, to Suhum and Darkuman, then traversing the nook and crannies of the country (Ghana) several times over, storming several West African countries, particularly Ivory Coast (now Cote D’Ivoire), before journeying to Europe to eke out a living through music by performing in Denmark, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, Finland, and Norway, this is the phenomenal, thought-provoking and thoroughly enjoyable memoir of the legendary, evergreen music icon, Kojo Antwi aka Mr Music Man.

    It is a painstaking account of how this highly decorated music star and cultural icon was chosen by music and his hitherto undocumented story of how he began his career as a singer in a band in the mid 1970s through to the late 1980s, an eventful journey which culminated in him becoming a solo artiste.

    Mr Music Man: The Journey is an exciting and eye-opening account which lays bare bold and intimate details of the making of the man we have come to love, respect, and cherish for nearly five decades

  • Empowering Little Minds: A journey into Financial Wisdom for kids

    Empowering Little Minds (Ages 12–15): Turning Awareness into Judgment

    This sequel meets the teenager right where they stand—between curiosity and confusion. It dives deeper into budgeting, the concept of value, borrowing, interest, and responsible spending. It’s full of relatable stories: the cost of peer pressure, the temptation of credit, and the power of patience. It helps teens connect the dots between daily choices and future freedom.

     

  • Anchored Hope

    Anchored Hope will help you:

    -Grow in Spiritual Confidence

    -Stay grounded through life’s storms

    -Discover your identity and purpose in Christ.

     

    Anchored Hope

    100.00

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