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Moses and the Gunman (Pacesetters)

Name: Moses and the Gunman (Pacesetters)
SKU: BK6338
Price: 75.00 GHS
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Cries of ‘Bang! Bang!’, ‘Get em up!’ and ‘Everybody freeze!’ filled the air.

Suddenly Dorm 3 was full of would-be cowboys, gangsters and cops.

Only the irrepressible Moses and his friends could make a day of work experience into an adventure with an unlikely gunman.

SKU: BK6338 Categories: Author Origin, African Authors, Uganda, Best Seller, Children & Teens, Age Range, 9-12 years, Teens, Young Reader, Literature & Fiction, Novels, African Novels, Young Adult Fiction, Classics, Contemporary Fiction, Literary Fiction Tags: A Fresh Start, Agbo Areo, Agony in Her Voice, Barbara Kimenye, Ben Mtobwa, Bonds of Love, Chuma Nwokolo, Circle of Betrayal, Classics, Damian Asabuhi, Danger Express, Dangerous Inheritance, David G. Maillu, David Msere, Dede Kamkondo, Finding Francis, For Better For Worse, Forgive Me Maryam, Give Me Money, Gladstone Meena, Helen Ovbiagele, Hope Dube, James Irungu, James Shimanyula, Kalu Okpi, Kenneth Rowley, Kwasi Koranteng, love, Love’s Dilemma, Mohmed Tukur Garba, Moses and the Gunman, Omondi Mak'oloo, On The Road, Operation Rhino, Pacesetters, Pacesetters titles, Pains of a Maid, Remember Death, Rita Wooding, Sam A. Adewoye, Sarah Mkhonza, Second-hand Love, Small Affairs, Sweet Revenge, The Betrayer, The Gun Merchant, The Hopeful Lovers, The Last Aloe, The Runaway Bride, Thorns of Life, Too Young to Die, Truth will Out, Victor A. Ulojiofor, Walije Gondwe

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Weight	0.18 kg
Format	Paperback

Barbara Kimenye

A prolific writer widely regarded as “the leading writer of Children's literature in Uganda”, Barbara Kimenye is among the first Anglophone Ugandan women writers to be published in Central and East Africa. Her stories are extensively read in Uganda and beyond and have been widely used in African schools.

Kimenye was born in England, in 1929, but by her own admission considers herself Ugandan by birth. She has been quoted as saying that details about her early life “have no bearing” upon her career as a writer. Kimenye studied nursing at Hammersmith, London, where she met and married her Tanzanian husband prior to moving to Uganda in the early 1950s.

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