The book Chanda’s Wars written by Allan Stratton is about a young women who fought for her life to live without her mother, family, and siblings. This book reveals the theme of separation by showing first, Chanda suffered the loss of her mother. She faced complication with her family. Soly and Iris were stolen to use in was as child soldiers. The reader quickly realizes that when one separate from the rest of the world a person gain a sense of clarity to what is important by looking at Chanda when she faced the universe around her.
First, she suffered the loss of her mother. It was the disease AIDS that separated her from her mother. The disease when a person’s immune system is too weak to work. This disease is spread all over in Africa and 17.8% of people died because of this disease in South Africa. The main reason more adults are affected by this disease is because of the unsafe injection.(HIV and AIDS in Africa). By using the injection that is used over time can put other’s life in danger. There are 260000 AIDS infection caused by reuse syringes and needles. Doctors, nurses in poor countries may use these syringes overtime due to the limited supplies, but they need to understand how it is affecting the families? The families are being separated. The kids have no one to go for help, no one to feel the love of the parent. In Africa, because of AIDS, it has nearly left fifteen million children orphaned and alone. Chanda and her siblings are an example of millions of children who lived without their parents. When Chanda mother passed away, she and her siblings lived a life of loneliness. She missed her mother on every path she took, for example, when Soly and Iris were stolen, she wanted to know where her mother is? Chanda wante...
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...em to do the same at home. The love of Chanda for her siblings was no more and this ended the relationship between siblings.
The common theme this book showed that after separating from the group a person finds a path that leads to the truth and importance as Chanda did. This was shown when Chanda lived without her mother for forever. She faced problems with her family. Her siblings were separated from her. Different issues in the society or families should never be a way of disconnection of families. There should be treatment of AIDS in Africa because Chanda does not want any other child to suffer pain as she did. Also, they should stop a child at war for the sake of children. Every child have a right to live and have good education. Chanda’s Wars tells a story about a girl who suffered pain after her mother death, siblings stolen and had problems with the family.
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