You might recognize Jenna Bush as the President’s daughter, but did you know she is an author, educator, and humanitarian? In 2006, Jenna volunteered for UNICEF, the United Nations Children’s Fund, and found herself in Latin America and the Caribbean working with children and teens, many of whom are infected with HIV/AIDS. One 17-year-old teen mother, Ana, touched Jenna and this is her story; a story of secrets, abuse, and death; a story of love, hope, and survival. Ana’s Story is filled with color photographs by Mia Baxter and is written in short, easy to read chapters.
Monday, October 15, 2007
Ana's Story: a Journey of Hope by Jenna Bush
You might recognize Jenna Bush as the President’s daughter, but did you know she is an author, educator, and humanitarian? In 2006, Jenna volunteered for UNICEF, the United Nations Children’s Fund, and found herself in Latin America and the Caribbean working with children and teens, many of whom are infected with HIV/AIDS. One 17-year-old teen mother, Ana, touched Jenna and this is her story; a story of secrets, abuse, and death; a story of love, hope, and survival. Ana’s Story is filled with color photographs by Mia Baxter and is written in short, easy to read chapters.
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