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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0
important, but is it really a diary of a fifteen year old This evil epidemic has been sweeping across our world for many decades. In South Africa alone ninety percent of the populas has it and in England and other prosperous countries it is rapidly getting out of control. Even in these countries we still are not aware of how this disease actually takes control of the body and how we can catch it.
This book tells the viewer in a friendly easy way all the ways in which you can catch, prevent, and look after HIV and AIDS.
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A must read for every parent and their teenage daughters I could not put this book down - I read it in two days and now my 14 year old daughter is reading it. I felt as though I knew Nancy and was proud to read her diary. I laughed, I smiled, I cried, I sobbed. I cannot imagine this happening to my children and my heart goes out to Nancy's parents and friends. It is a frightening story and I was deeply shocked at how quickly Nancy became so ill, how some people kept their distance and others embraced her when they found out she had aids. I cannot recommend this... more info
Compulsory Reading I just finished reading this and have kept it for my daughter. She is 8 but I will give it to her to read in a few years. I think this should be compulsory reading for ALL teenagers. Honest, sometimes funny but mostly heart wrenching, this is an honest account of feelings and AIDS. How easy it happens, how teenagers think they know best but don't, how it affects your life, others and other peoples perceptions of you. Could NOT put it down, BRILLIANT.
A remarkable story This book was delivered to me just 24 hours ago and i have just finished it.
What an amazing account of a young girls short life. It makes you fully aware of how easy it is to become infected with HIV and AIDS and i think all teenages and there parents should read it.
Also it highlights how other people react to the virus. Some people run and others just take it in there stride.
I like the way that the book was written in a diary form which made it easy to read and easy to stop, not that... more info
