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The Tortoise Colony (2026) is the seventh book in the ‘Sculpture Garden’ Series. In this book, the story of a tortoise comes to life, this time in its natural habitat at a local sculpture garden. The tortoise, once considered insignificant, becomes highly valued after a sudden discovery of a hidden power. Thanks to the curiosity of two children, who, along with their mother, uncover a mystery once shrouded in superstition. An encounter with a passionate nature lover at a local sculpture garden paves the way for a dream that once seemed distant. Together, they create a colony of ...

A Patient Called Emma is a moving story of professional rivalry, doctor-patient loyalty, and unparalleled human kindness. Brett, a brilliant physician had a bright career path ahead of him when false accusations led to the sudden loss of his medical license. The shock of the allegation and loss of his license however, was overshadowed by the discovery that the grandson of a dear patient was involved in the malicious plan to destroy his career. When he failed to secure an equally fulfilling vocation, Brett resorted to spending his morning hours walking the halls of a retail furniture store, ...

Esther (2018) is the fourth book of the 'Sculpture Garden' series. It is a tale of a family separated by tragedy and their separate lives, until an unusual encounter with a total stranger led to the beginning of an unlikely adventure. With nothing else except for the words of a soothsayer, the main character began the journey to find out if his mother, Esther, was still alive. A visit to a local hospital only complicated his journey as all he gained was a couple of material objects to serve as a guide. With nothing left but his personal instinct and a trust in total strangers, he was ...

The Altruist - An Autobiography: De Profundis Ballads of Ayer is a collection of poems and reflections based on the author's personal experience in a prison camp, following a baseless accusation and a seven-month incarceration. The sixty poems written during this time include reflections on each, revealing the author's thoughts, struggles, and emotional states. The author, a physician, instead of focusing on the unfavorable trial outcome, shares what he learned about suffering in a prison environment, human frailty, what guards the will to survive, and how to find meaning during hardship. ...

A concise guide written for a general audience -professionals, college and graduate students. It offers insights on how to create a personal statement that is a true reflection of who you are. It also offers advice on how to navigate the process successfully. This book is based on the author’s life and professional experience, one that has enabled him to serve as an advisor and mentor to many, in and outside of the medical profession. Rather than fill the pages of the book with templates of what to write, the author has found a way to recommend what and what not to do, when it comes to ...

Book 1 of the series - Medical Residency Interview - Questions Insights Answers Notes Key Points This book series is geared toward medical graduates participating in the Residency Match. Authored by the founder of the largest mentoring platform - KAINJI - for international medical graduates in North America, every effort has gone into packaging the experience of several years into the mini books that constitute this series. Each page is filled with well-distilled wisdom, presented in a way that is easy for the reader to comprehend and readily apply at different interview settings.

Letter To My Children is the author’s first installment in an unplanned autobiography series titled "The Altruist." Inspired by a life-altering event that changed his life's course, the author felt compelled to share his experiences. The title of this volume reflects the author’s profound bond with his biological children and his dedication to mentoring generations of medical professionals of African descent who come to the United States for advanced training. Written in the first person with a captivating style, this volume reflects the emotions that shaped the development of this book...

A concise guide written for international medical school graduates applying for postgraduate clinical training in the United States. It offers insights on how to create a personal statement that is a true reflection of who you are. It also offers advice on how to navigate the process successfully. This book is based on the author’s life and professional experience, one that has enabled him to serve as an advisor and mentor to many, in and outside of the profession. Rather than fill the pages of the book with templates of what to write, the author has found a way to recommend what and what...

Medical Residency Interview - Questions Insights Answers Notes Key Points - Book 4 This book series is geared toward medical graduates participating in the Residency Match. Authored by the founder of the largest mentoring platform - KAINJI - for international medical graduates in North America, every effort has gone into packaging the experience of several years into the mini books that constitute this series. Each page is filled with well-distilled wisdom, presented in a way that is easy for the reader to comprehend and readily apply at different interview settings.

Medical Residency Interview - Questions Insights Answers Notes Key Points - Book 3 This book series is geared toward medical graduates participating in the Residency Match. Authored by the founder of the largest mentoring platform - KAINJI - for international medical graduates in North America, every effort has gone into packaging the experience of several years into the mini books that constitute this series. Each page is filled with well-distilled wisdom, presented in a way that is easy for the reader to comprehend and readily apply at different interview settings.

Medical Residency Interview - Questions Insights Answers Notes Key Points - Book 2 This book series is geared toward medical graduates participating in the Residency Match. Authored by the founder of the largest mentoring platform - KAINJI - for international medical graduates in North America, every effort has gone into packaging the experience of several years into the mini books that constitute this series. Each page is filled with well-distilled wisdom, presented in a way that is easy for the reader to comprehend and readily apply at different interview settings.

100 Visions and Dreams is the fourth in a series of literary work of inspiration. At every stage of life, men and women are gifted with dreams and visions, many of which are fulfilled, many more of which go unrealized. This companion book is a compilation of the writer's reflection on the uniqueness of visions and dreams, and the dynamics that dictate their outcomes. With the quotes on every page delivered in bit size, every sentence forces the reader to offer a personal interpretation of the message.

The Rain Princess (2026) is the sixth book in the ‘Sculpture Garden’ Series. Set in the eighteenth century, when fewer women held leadership roles, the protagonist in this story became a symbol of women’s emancipation for her generation. Deprived of her rightful place on a vacant royal throne, she faced a choice between pursuing legal action and harnessing her supernatural powers. By choosing the latter, she caused a prolonged drought that threatened the town’s livelihood. The Rain Princess is a captivating fictional story that explores the conflict between tradition and the modern ...

The Tortoise of Many Colors (2017) is the second book of the 'Sculpture Garden' series. It explores the journey of a tortoise from the moment it hatches from its shell and it navigates the complexities of human-animal relationships in its quest for survival. It's a relationship that only gets more complicated as it escapes the ever-present threat of predators, until it runs into the path of two young children. The 'Sculpture Garden' Series is based on actual sculptures and is part of an ongoing effort to support the work of local artists in Nigeria, fund the establishment of sustainable ...

The Tree of Wonder (2017) is the third book of the 'Sculpture Garden' series. This story is a narrative of a ten-year old as he tries to understand the contradiction between tradition and reason. When he discovers the secrets of the Tree of Wonder, and of his mother's incurable blood disease, he forgoes both tradition and reason, in his quest to find a cure. The 'Sculpture Garden' Series is based on actual sculptures and is part of an ongoing effort to support the work of local artists in Nigeria, fund the establishment of sustainable sculpture gardens, and sponsor worldwide collaborations ...

The Feather Picker (2026) tells a captivating story about a mythical figure, his alter ego, a parrot, and their lives within a larger community of nearby villages. When a largely farming population shifted to the more profitable logging industry, the effects of years of exploiting nature became clear. With no humans leading efforts to control deforestation and its effects, the parrot took on an impossible task. Raising awareness had to start somewhere, so the parrot had no choice but to enlist its companion, the Feather Picker, for support. This, in itself, was no easy feat, as it nearly ...

Set in the early nineteenth century, a seven-year-old narrates the story of an ancient folklore. Based on a work of fiction, the story setting is in a prosperous region of West Africa whose wealth and prosperity are rooted in an ancient tradition of textile manufacture. When the stability of the region consisting of several communities was threatened by internal rife, one person, a Palace Courier, stood up for the truth and went against popular consensus. In so doing, a whole generation was protected, and the wealth of future generations was secured. Part of the Sculpture Garden Series, ...

Two Blind Men (2017) is the first of a collection of short stories of the ‘Sculpture Garden’ series. It details the experience of Adé, a brilliant, young nursery school teacher and his fate, as it is influenced by factors totally beyond his control. The premature loss of his eyesight not only changes the course his destiny, but leads him to a future that he never envisions. It is a story that explores the beauty of mankind, as we uplift each others' hopes and dreams. ‘The Sculpture Garden’ series is based on actual sculptures and is part of an ongoing effort to support the work of ...

Two Blind Men (2017) is the first of a collection of short stories of the ‘Sculpture Garden’ series. It details the experience of Adé, a brilliant, young nursery school teacher and his fate, as it is influenced by factors totally beyond his control. The premature loss of his eyesight not only changes the course his destiny, but leads him to a future that he never envisions. It is a story that explores the beauty of mankind, as we uplift each others' hopes and dreams. ‘The Sculpture Garden’ series is based on actual sculptures and is part of an ongoing effort to support the work of ...

Barber’s Haven is a mystery set in a barbershop located in a suburb in Massachusetts. Doc has an unusual psychological attachment to his barber, Dave, who owns the barbershop in Town Square. When the barbershop becomes associated with two suspicious deaths in a short span of time, Doc and Dave’s friendship is nearly jeopardized. Who is responsible? All signs point to Dave. Yet both deaths are not clear-cut homicide, one ruled accidental electrocution and the other ruled suicide. With rumors floating around the residents, Doc begins to believe his barber may be innocent. He single-...