Amazing grace: the lives of children and the conscience of a nation

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Amazing Grace is a book about the hearts of children who grow up in the South Bronx - the poorest congressional district of our nation. One fourth of the child-bearing women in the neighborhoods where these children live test positive for HIV. Pediatric AIDS, life-consuming fires, and gang rivalries take a high toll.

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