Author: Phillip Oketcho
ISBN No: 978-1-920287-39-9
Cost: 35.00
HIV/AIDS has had a ravaging impact on the entire planet earth. Sub-Saharan Africa has borne the largest share of the consequences of this malevolent disease. A cross-section of the population has been infected while others are socially affected. Everyone is feeling a bit of the burden. Much effort has been put in providing treatment and care. However, prevention should be emphasised.
The author in this narrative (Two Twilo Rac) uses imaginary characters to depict what and how innocent African children suffer as a consequence of the HIV/AIDS pandemic. He uses simple language and tale to portray particularly the socio-economic impacts of this pandemic. The book uses a holistic approach to communicate the cause, spread, effects and care for HIV/AIDS victims. At the end of the book, there is a list of self-study questions covering pertinent areas of this pandemic. Most of the answers can be found in the book. Doubtlessly, readers will find this book an indirect and inoffensive approach to disseminate HIV/AIDS messages to multiple audiences.
ISBN No: 978-1-920287-39-9
Cost: 35.00
HIV/AIDS has had a ravaging impact on the entire planet earth. Sub-Saharan Africa has borne the largest share of the consequences of this malevolent disease. A cross-section of the population has been infected while others are socially affected. Everyone is feeling a bit of the burden. Much effort has been put in providing treatment and care. However, prevention should be emphasised.
The author in this narrative (Two Twilo Rac) uses imaginary characters to depict what and how innocent African children suffer as a consequence of the HIV/AIDS pandemic. He uses simple language and tale to portray particularly the socio-economic impacts of this pandemic. The book uses a holistic approach to communicate the cause, spread, effects and care for HIV/AIDS victims. At the end of the book, there is a list of self-study questions covering pertinent areas of this pandemic. Most of the answers can be found in the book. Doubtlessly, readers will find this book an indirect and inoffensive approach to disseminate HIV/AIDS messages to multiple audiences.
