In 2012, residents from the villages of Kwapa and Nyalakot in Tororo, Eastern Uganda completed writing and designing AfA's second Community-Created Book entitled: The Benefits of Positive Living - Two Village Tales from Uganda, which was published in early 2013. This book is composed of stories written and illustrated by dozens of community members who ultimately survived the HIV/AIDS epidemic. In both English and Ateso languages, they give advice to readers in the hope that others will learn from their experiences. Beautiful photographs and illustrations accompany all of the authors' words.

Told in the colorful words of the Ghanaian community in their homeland, this book discusses ideas and issues close to their hearts as well as feelings toward their country and its role in Africa. Many questions are answered: why Ghana is unique, what challenges they face, what inspires them and how they can shape their country and fellow citizens' futures. This inspiring book provides a platform and learning tool for Ghana's community members and diaspora throughout the world. Businesses and organizations looking to invest in this creative and forward-looking nation can gain valuable insight from the book's Ghanaian contributors, including: entrepreneurs, business leaders, authors, fashion designers, comic book creators, librarians, workers and university students. Beautiful photographs and illustrations accompany all of the authors' words.

Kenya is a country of contrasts - from the huge, sprawling, modern metropolis of Nairobi with its traffic jams, skyscrapers towering to the sky and an emerging technology industry - to the hundreds of bustling towns and villages, some with traditional structures of thatch roofs and small shambas that families farm. Often when people think of Kenya they picture grasslands, Maasai Warriors, elephants, giraffes and lions. Most do not think of a modern city, over three million people, IT innovation and incredible creativity. But this is also Kenya. It is country of 42 cultures and languages. It is a place with a persistent prevalence of hope. It is also a country filled with stories. Stories connect us all, one to another, culture to culture, country to country. No matter what man-made borders we reside in; no matter what religion, culture or color of our skin we have, we are all united through our traditional and personal stories. These stories illustrate our similarities and celebrate our uniqueness. Every one of us has a story to share. Our stories matter. Our stories inspire. Beautiful photographs and illustrations accompany all of the authors' words.

Join Denali, the loveable labradoodle, as she introduces her friends and family. Her life changes when she jumps in one muddy puddle too many and must set off on an adventure that takes her far from home. Get to know mischievous Denali along the way as her search takes her here, there and everywhere on a quest to be reunited with her parents, Momma H and JJ.