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22. Apr. 2008 · Ana's Story: A Journey of Hope. Ana's Story. : Jenna Bush. Zondervan, Apr 22, 2008 - Juvenile Nonfiction - 304 pages. Ana’s story begins the day she is born with HIV, transmitted from her mother, who dies just a few years later. From then on, Ana's childhood becomes a blur of secrets—about her illness, her family, and the abuse she endures.
22. Apr. 2008 · Ana’s story begins the day she is born with HIV, transmitted from her mother, who dies just a few years later. From then on, Ana's childhood becomes a blur of secrets—about her illness, her family, and the abuse she endures. Shuffled from home to home, Ana rarely finds safety or acceptance. But after she falls in love and becomes pregnant at seventeen, she embarks on a journey that leads ...
Ana's story is useful to me for another reason: It shows how a young person can make a meaningful contribution. Granted, Jenna Bush is the daughter of a president, but she didn't have to spend time in a third world country and she didn't have to record Ana's story for us. She is a teacher, and it is obvious from her work that she is also a ...
1. Jan. 2008 · January/February 2008 Published on January 1, 2008. The U.S. president's 20-something daughter traveled to Latin America with UNICEF and was inspired by a badly abused, HIV-positive single mother (apparently Panamanian) whose beauty "resembled the exotic subjects in Gauguin's Tahiti paintings." Seventeen-year-old Ana has learned to talk openly ...
1. Juli 2007 · Ana's Story: A Journey of Hope is a work of narrative nonfiction based on Jenna Bush's experiences while interning for UNICEF and documenting lives of children and teens she encountered through her work. The book focuses on Ana, a teenage single mother who is bravely living with, rather than dying from, HIV. Ana's determination has allowed her to overcome abuse and abandonment and fight for an ...
28. Sept. 2007 · A Journey of Hope. She's seventeen. She's been abused. She has a child. And she's HIV-positive. She is Ana, and this is her story. It begins the day she is born infected with HIV, transmitted from her young mother. Now she barely remembers her mamá, who died when Ana was only three. From then on, Ana's childhood becomes a blur of faint ...
But after Ana falls in love and becomes pregnant at seventeen, she begins a journey of hope – a journey of protecting herself and others. She is living with HIV, not dying from it. Jenna Bush tells of Ana's struggle to break free from the cycle of abuse, silence, and illness with passion and eloquence. But this is not just Ana's story. It is ...
