by Consuelo M. Beck-Sague
HIV/AIDS (DDE)
Published 2004 by Chelsea House Publications
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Since its emergence in the United States in the 1980s, AIDS, and its precursor HIV, has been a growing epidemic.

by Barbara H. Draimin
Working Together Against AIDS
Published 1994 by Rosen Publishing Group
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by Anna Forbes
Kids with AIDS
Published 1996 by PowerKids Press
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This series, written by a consultant on AIDS health policies, speaks to children in nonthreatening language that provides vital information without graphic detail. This series is meant to be a gentle introduction to this frightening epidemic.

by Michael Thomas Ford
The Voices of AIDS: Twelve Unforgettable People Talk about How AIDS Has Changed Their Lives
Published 1995 by HarperCollins Publishers
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by Michelle M. Houle
AIDS in the 21st Century: What You Should Know
Published 2003 by Enslow Publishers
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- These over-100-page titles present the facts and analyze some of the most controversial topics in today's news.

- Offers excellent and up-to-date information for reports or debates.

- Helps teenagers to begin developing critical thinking skills.

by Margaret O. Hyde
AIDS: What Does It Mean to You?
Published 1995 by Walker & Company
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by Carol Rust Nash
AIDS: Choices for Life
Published 1997 by Enslow Publishers
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-- These over-100-page titles present the facts and analyze some of the most controversial topics in today's news.

-- Offers excellent and up-to-date information for reports or debates.

-- Helps teenagers to begin developing critical thinking skills.

by Arlene Schulman
Carmine's Story: A Book about a Boy Living with AIDS
Published 1997 by Lerner Publishing Group
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A series of photographic essays, Meeting the Challenge demonstrates how young people facing a variety of special challenges make the adjustments their situations require. Each book tells the story of one child's day-to-day life, from the child's point of view. A strong supplement for school counseling programs.