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Zorodzai akashanyira kumusha kwavo kwaHonde munguva yedenda reCovid 19, pari panguva yezororo. Chakaitika ndechakaitika ariko, vanhu vachirarama pamararamiro avo ayo airatidza kuti vamwe vakange vasingakendengi zvavo pamusoro pekudzivirira denda iri rakange richitekeshera nekutsvaira vanhu pasi pose. Bhuku rino rinobuditsa huumwe hwevanhu vekumamisha uko kunonetsa kuvapatsanura nyangwe pachikurudzirwa kuti vataramuke. Zviitiko zvakafanana nejana, ndufu, matare, misangano nezvimwewo zvinoenderera mberi mukuunganidza vanhu, nepo zviine njodzi. Tinoona sadunhu achiunganidzawo varanda vake kuti avayambire kuti vasaungane. Kuzvitaura tingareva nepasipo, zvave kuda kuzviverengera nyaya iyi inoti kusetsa, kusuwisa nekufadzazve semare. Novel in Shona with the following description:Zorodzai visits his rural home in Honde at the time of Covid-19 pandemic, during his school break. Whilst he was there, people were living recklessly uncaring of the danger of Covid-19 that was wiping away people all over the world. This novel brings the interconnectedness of the rural folks and how it was difficult to separate them even when the rule was they had to be separated. Activities like cattle herding, funerals, court trials, and village meetings proceeded forward in generating crowds, even though it was dangerous. We see the King telling his subjects to avoid meetings. The novel pervades the Covid-19 theme when it deals with Traditional versus modern Shona Cultural practices on issues to do with death, marriage, ancestral offering, and other day to day activities of Zimbabwean people, especially those of the Manyika tribe, in the eastern Manicaland province of Zimbabwe. Oscar Gwiriri akazvarwa musi wa15 June 1975 kwaIshe Mutasa, Zimbabwe. Zvimwe zvinyorwa zvake zvinowanikwa mumabhuku anopfuura makumi matanhatu. Munyori uyu ane chiremerera chokushevedzwa achinzi Certified Forensic Investigations Professional (CFIP), uye ane magwaro mazhinji mamwe acho anosanganisira; Master of Science in Strategic Management Degree, Bachelor of Business Administration, Diploma in Logistics and Transport (CILT,UK), Diploma in Workplace Safety and Health, Commanding United Nations Peacekeeping Operations Certificate nemamwewo. Zvisinei kuti munyori uyu ane zvidzidzo zvakawanda, uye akafamba nyika dzakawanda sei, anofarira kunyora nemutauro weChiShona chamandorokwati. Donzvo rake nderekuchengetedza nhaka yemadzitateguru edu. Kurudziro yake kune vechidiki ndeyekuti vadade nemutauro weChiShona chakapfuma, vozotambidzawo vazukururwi zvavo.

"Angry Little Girls in Love" is re-released in larger size!Angry Little Girls in Love, is definitely not a cuddly, lovely-dovey, mushy love book. This book starts with the promising first date of Kim and Bruce who then find themselves in a dysfunctional boyfriend-girlfriend relationship. Their friends offer help and advice along the way. Featuring vengeful, sarcastic, and hopeless love cartoons, anyone who has been in a relationship or is trying to make sense of their love life, will surely get a laugh out of this book.

Two words have the power to change a person's outlook: good . . . considering. Jothy Rosenberg has heard this nearly his whole life, starting at age sixteen when bone cancer led to an above-knee amputation of his right leg. Three years later, when cancer forced the removal of a lung and acted like a death sentence, this epithet continued. Rosenberg grew tired of only being "good considering" his disability. In the decades since he beat cancer, he has used athletics to overcome this social stigma. He turned his disability into a superability, often performing in challenging open water swims, cancer-fundraising bike rides, and treacherous skiing adventures better than "two-leggers." And in the business world, when working in a reliable position failed to quench his need for risk-taking, he plunged into entrepreneurship, launching several high-tech startup companies. In Who Says I Can't, Rosenberg teaches by example how everyone can overcome life's obstacles to achieve and overachieve. Through his stories, he shows that when the world says you can't, courage and determination prove you can be more than "good considering." You can be better than the rest. Not only that, you can use a positive attitude to inspire and stomp out stereotypes one leg at a time.ENDORSEMENTS"The PMC coined the term Living Proof some 15 years ago. Nobody epitomizes that phrase, or our mission, better than Jothy Rosenberg. The challenges he has faced in his life have been hurdles, not walls, to leading a fulfilling life. In a world overflowing with hype and artifice, Jothy's journey and triumph is real and inspirational. He is a true role model."-- Billy Starr, Founder/Executive Director, Pan-Mass ChallengeJothy Rosenberg is not a celebrity but an Everyman, which gives his wrenching story of astonishing grit its inspirational power. After being told when he was 19 that he had no chance of surviving the cancer that had already cost him one leg and one lung, Jothy made a decision. He would ski until he died. Instead, he became one of the first beneficiaries of then-primitive chemotherapy, a champion one-legged, one-lunged skier, swimmer, and cyclist, and an early model of how to triumph over cancer and disability. For anyone trying to turn a cancer diagnosis, major disability, or even a major life challenge into a character-building experience, this well-written book is indispensable.-- Jonathan Alter, author, MSNBC commentator, cancer survivor