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Third grade student Chloe Goble arrived with her mom and teacher an hour and a half early to the bookshop to get front row seats for Bush's talk.Goble clutched her autographed book, gushing that Bush said she liked the name Chloe and asked her if she's going trick or treating. Bush said she would be trick or treating in Los Angeles.Bush signed about 500 books Tuesday evening, according to storeowner Alex Uhl.The book, Ana's Story: A Journey of Hope, is about a young woman she met in Latin America who Buy Kamagra In Perth loved to dance, listen to Shakira and hang out with friends. But she also endured many struggles: she was born with HIV, was orphaned Generic Cialis Nz at a young age and raised her baby as a teen.Although Bush was involved with service abroad, she Levitra Vs Cialis reminded students that even simple acts such as helping a student who is new to school or reading to a child can make a difference.UC Irvine student Rachel Cheng, 18, had read excerpts of Bush's book and said she liked the book's optimistic emphasis "about survival and finding happiness in what you have more than I'm so sad and I need help." Cheng said Bush's charisma and ability to connect with a crowd pleasantly surprised her.Before the bookshop stop, Bush visited University High School, where students asked questions about her book and experience. Uhl and English teacher Therese Sorey helped organized the school visit through the book publisher. Principal John Kamagra Oral Jelly Australia Pehrson said that Secret Service teams were on campus every day Brand Cialis Canada except Sunday last week to make sure everything was safe for the president's daughter's visit. Kamagra Gel Sydney Sniffing dogs and bomb squads also made rounds."This is the most labor intensive assembly Viagra For Performance Anxiety we've had to do," Pehrson said. But he added that it was worth the 40 minute visit from Bush.Senior Lara Stouffer asked Bush why she decided to help and work educating those in developing countries instead of helping people in underprivileged areas in the United States.Secret Service did not allow the press to attend the assembly, but senior Lauren Penticuff said that Bush explained that many students who she taught in Washington, DC are from Latin America."She wanted to get a history of where the kids came from," Penticuff said, "and she wanted to improve her Spanish."Senior Wendy Chang asked, "Isn't America aware enough about the situation with AIDS?"Bush said she didn't think so, citing that many whom she's spoken with did not know that more Viagra Australia Customs than 99 percent of pregnant women can avoid passing AIDS to their child with the right medicine, according to Sorey, who said that was news to her too.
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