New from the author of best-selling 'Should I?' Out now

I'm here.
Now what?

Your next money moves as a young adult

You're a young Kenyan kicking down the door of young adulthood — no longer a teenager, not yet a grown adult, somewhere in the stormy in-between. Bett readies you for your money before it starts flowing in, with the knowledge and tools for a wholesome relationship with your finances, now and always.

You got this, Chief. And I got you.

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Paperback · ISBN 978-9914-29-047-9Also at Nuria, Text Book Centre & Half Priced Books

Inside the books

The questions readers actually ask

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What should I know before I join a Sacco?

Should I? · Your questions about money

As a rookie, should I be buying shares?

Should I? · Your questions about money

Why am I always broke before payday?

Should I? · Your questions about money

How much does it really cost to run a home in Kenya?

How Much? · The life of your money

The books

Keep the money story going.

Four books for Kenyans in their 20s and 30s, done guessing about money. Start wherever you are — Bett meets you there.

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Florence Bettauthor

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I'm Here, Now What? is out now — at all major bookshops in Nairobi, Text Book Centre branches and on the Market.02 / 04 books

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'Should I?' answered questions I didn't know I had.Reader review · Should I?

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This is what financial literacy in Kenya should be – Fun.Reader review · How Much?

Where to buy

Find Bett's books near you

On the shelf at Nairobi's favourite bookshops — or delivered to your door from the Craft It Market.

Direct from BettCraft It MarketEvery title and all three calendars. Pay with M-Pesa or card, delivered countrywide.market.craftit.co.ke → Independent bookshopNuria BookstoreNairobi CBD. Order by phone or online — same-day in Nairobi, next day across Kenya.nuriakenya.com → Bookshop chainText Book CentreKijabe Street, Sarit Centre, Galleria and Junction Mall — and branches countrywide.textbookcentre.com → Bookshop chainHalf Priced BooksBranches across Nairobi. Ask at the counter for Florence Bett.@halfpriced_books → Online bookshopAttic BooksOrder How Much? and Should I? online for delivery.atticbooks.co.ke →

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Florence Bett-Kinyatti, founder of Craft It

Founder · Author · Editor

Hello, I'm Bett. Accountant turned storyteller.

A certified accountant and former PwC auditor, Florence Bett-Kinyatti has been writing professionally since 2013 — personal finance, home styling and urban culture columns for the Daily Nation, and the 'Last Word' in True Love.

She founded Craft It to tell the stories of Kenyans and the things they make by hand, and it has grown into a home for her money books and the Affirmations for Wealth calendars. She is also a mother.

“You got this, Chief. And I got you.”

BettFounder, Craft It

2013writing since

3affirmation calendars

5titles of her own

Affirmations for Wealth

A daily guide on your journey to wealth

Three desk calendars, each with 154 undated affirmations for financial, emotional, spiritual, physical and mental wellness. A gift for any occasion — or just because.

Cultivate

KSh 1,299

154 affirmations · desk calendar

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Receive

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154 affirmations · desk calendar

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Invite

KSh 1,299

154 affirmations · desk calendar

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Any two — KSh 2,598All three — KSh 3,897Shop the calendars

Craft It stories

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Stories of Kenyans and the things they make by hand — plus dusty rugs, motherhood, Kampala and the conversations we've had and overheard. Online since 2013.

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Made By HandKenyans and the signature pieces they make with their hands.

Urban GuideWhat makes the urbanite tick — and a love letter to Kampala.

Dusty RugsMike Muthaka on things seen, smelled and felt.

MotherhoodNotes from the kuyo castle — raising little people in Nairobi.

Conversation WithThe makers, bakers and small-business owners behind the brands.

Old BlogThe stories from fcbett, brought back online.