There Is No Me Without You (CD-Audio)

from CynthiaBelgum

Set in Ethiopa over the past 15 years with a cast of AIDS orphans and a private individual attempting to help them, this book reveals the challenges AIDS presents in the third world. Though she sometimes stumbles in her narrative and transitions, Greene does an admirable job of conveying the need...

from co_coyote

Melissa Fay Greene tells the story of Haregewoin Tererra, a woman of modest means, who opens her house and home to AIDS orphans. Nothing is ever simple in Ethiopia, and this story is not either. To Green's credit, she tell's the story as truthfully as she can. On my flight to Ethiopia, the plane ...

from yukon92

Having read Melissa Fay Greene book "No Biking in the House Without a Helmet" I was quite interested in finding out about the way she actually found the foster mother in Ethopia, who saved all these children. It was a very good book, but some of the scientific, economic and political explanations...

from twallace

A dense but (mostly) interesting account of the AIDs epidemic in Ethiopia and especially AIDs orphans. Greene provides a lot of technical background information about AIDs as well as detailed history about Ethiopia. The best parts are the more personal narratives about Haregewoin Teferra, a selfl...

from BookConcierge

Audio book narrated by Julie Fain LawrenceConsumed by grief at the loss of her husband and oldest daughter, Haregewoin Teferra, a middle-class Ethiopian woman, finds solace in attending daily church services - regardless of denomination - and becomes known to other regular church-goers as a very ...