Ana's Story: A Journey of Hope by Jenna Bush

Based on her work with UNICEF in Latin America and the Caribbean, Jenna Bush has written a personal, narrative nonfiction account about a girl who struggles to break free from a vicious cycle of abuse, poverty, and illness. But Ana's experience is not unique. She symbolizes many children in peril and puts a face on the shocking statistics: according to UNICEF, 2.3 million children worldwide live with HIV/AIDS. Millions more suffer from abuse, poverty, and neglect.

Make a difference for children like Ana. Find out how you can help in your community, at school, or anywhere around the world.

A portion of proceeds will benefit the U.S. Fund for UNICEF.

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[genevieve63]

Jenna is so pretty and she's such a good person

[ainokea71893]

Jenna is AMAZING!

[lilshorty445]

this is such a good book i never put it down but also very sad

[stevewestwood2007]

JeNna...YOU ARE AN INSPERATION TO ALL MANKIND ..in the work you are doin....your example should be celebrated..has too the young people working so hard for the education

5****s subed faved ..with love peace and respect!!1

steve,,xxxx

[bea7898]

jenna, your book is awesome. its really an inspiring book.

may god bless you and your family always. take care. :)

[weezer011]

her book is amazing! it is so sad, but so true and inspiring. i love her book!

[bluehoneycomb]

Jenna is the only Bush with brains. I like her, I just hope she can actually make a difference.

[lacqueredhearts]

God bless Jenna and all those people who were in the wrong place at the wrong time. Amazing work. I'm about to go and read the book.

[dixiekat2007]

I just finished reading her book. It was so good and inspiring. Jenna is pretty and has a great heart. Good job Jenna and GOD BLESS YOU!  Katie

[kclmf16]

I just finished reading her book like 4 hours ago. It is a good and inspiring book. I only wish I had Jenna's courage.

[lauranmary]

Amazing...I'm proud of anyone that devotes their time. But more amazed by the stories I hear. Truly makes me appreciate what I have...too much. Now I want to know more about UNICEF....other than the carboard boxes I see everywhere. Hoping when I donate others will too...and that will help many.

Matt