Knowledge Thirst Media
Publishers in Mafikeng

Knowledge Thirst Media are Publishers and Distributor of Books.

My children loved the books, and found them much more interesting than dry text books. Publishing a book from scratch enables me to use my creative skills to deliver a product that is both unique and appealing. Knowledge Thirst Media endeavors to reach out to young people by inspiring them, to promote a culture of reading and learning and to sharpen the minds of our rising generation. We seek to equip the youth with life skills and to boost their self-esteem. We need to captivate the interest of our youth in order to connect with them. The books motivate the youth to be life-long learners, to help create independent individuals who realise their full potential in life. Knowledge Thirst Media endeavors to promote a culture of reading and learning to sharpen the minds of our learners. Introducing a range of Shakespeare graphic novels in comic format that are highly engaging and appealing to all learners. Among the many benefits of these books, some of these benefits are: Engaging reluctant readers, making Shakespeare fun, allowing for inclusive & cross-curricular teaching, teaching classics from primary school age, getting boys to read etc etc. Here is a question that we can throw at our children: WHO said that Shakespeare is boring? Here are some video’s that inspire and delight us here at Knowledge Thirst Media. His wish: Build a School in the Cloud, where children can explore and learn from one another. Hollywood still produces movies based on Shakespeare’s stories, and these have a wide appeal among young people. Firstly it is because of Shakespeare’s complicated, three dimensional characters. These characters constantly question the world around them, and appeal to any kind of audience. He might take ideas from three different sources and put them together into a tale that holds interest throughout. Cracking China is an account of Rod and his wife Marion’s adventures in the land of chopsticks and Chinglish. Written in the witty style typical of Rod’s popular blogs, this memoir takes a candid look at China through the eyes of a Westerner, and is by turns amusing and thought provoking.