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Excellent book- worth reading to see how people of all faiths, political persuasions etc can come together and save millions of lives.
I picked up this book because I’m passionate about child and maternal health and thought it would be a good read. I had no idea that it was going to be so Christian-centric. This wasn’t a problem for me, but might be something people want to know before diving in.
I am in shock. My eyes have been opened.
This is Nonfiction. This book is a collaborative effort of some notable public figures who are trying to make a difference by sounding the alarm bell to the Christian population regarding the lack of (or the lacking) healthcare of pregnant women/girls and their children in developing countries. One of the many things needed is to make contraception available to these women and they urge Christians (including the ones who are against contraception) to step forward and make that happen. This was m...
Melinda Gates' books are so Spectacular and Wonderful! She has definitely made an enormous history with all of them by her Great Insight
This book did not give me what I hoped. I actually didn't finish it. I found some of the stories to be repetitive. It just didn't pull me in like I hoped.
The book is comprised of essays written by doctors, politicians, activists, and entertainers who have taken an interest in global maternal care. I appreciated the range of views and writing styles. Some authors sited statistics medical evidence while others told stories of their own experiences and interactions with mothers facing life-threatening pregnancies due to lack of resources. The variety of voices and experiences gave the book scope that a text or narrative may have missed.One of the mo...
Look after them
Very insightful! It was informative for those not as familiar with the culture of developing countries and persuasive in demonstrating how world and community efforts can help improve our world. I was impressed at the variety of spokespeople who contributed to this book. I definitely support the work of the Mother and Child Project. I found some of the messages in the book rather repetitive. I also admittedly skimmed some of the speeches.
The content was repetitive and thoughts were cut a bit short. I felt like we were left hanging on what we can do to be involved in efforts.
