22 Million Children: A Jungle Miner's Journal

Precise Content! Easy Read! Exciting Photos! Dynamic Viewpoints! Different Thinking!

How does an author find the perfect combination of words, photos, and story? How is it possible to tell a non-fiction story while enlightening the audiences, explaining the planet's biggest problem, and giving a fix it strategy. Is it even possible? A “Tell It Like It Is,” through the faces of children living in the jungle/rural areas and their gold mining mothers (families). The book content is ‘real straightforward talk’. Find out what is fueling this International World Class Gold Miner. A true journey. 22 years in the jungle can make a man either damn crazy, braver, or just a genius. This book brings you right on top of death and survival. You are going to smile and you will become enraged. 22 Million is the number of children and people that suffer from preventable deaths. After spending significant time on the ground in the most hostile and harsh countries on the planet in the worse conditions, he now begins a new journey to tell the truth behind, death, sickness, suffering, and poverty. There is always the story and then there is the truth. The Photos alone could tell the story without a single word ever being written, The book, 22 MILLION CHILDREN: A Jungle Miner’s Journal: Volume: AFRICA: Jungle Children, focuses on the FACES of the children and their families in the jungles of Africa. It shows the children’s faces in a familiar environment, but at the same time exhibits the truth. This is the first of a 12 Volume series.

This Gold Miner believes that a practical start to ending suffering and poverty is needed. It requires DIFFERENT THINKING. He will make the first introduction of the “The 1,000.” The author says, "The focus is on the children and their families. If I were you, I wouldn’t read a single word. I would just pay attention to the photos because they tell the story."

According to an Oxfam's report: "The $240 billion net income in 2012 of the richest 100 billionaires would be enough to make history of extreme poverty four times over.

FACT: The richest one per cent has increased its income by 60% in the last 20 years with the financial crisis accelerating rather than slowing the process. There is no photo book like this anywhere. Foreword by international children's hero Esther Rodriguez Brown Founder & Executive Director of The Embracing Project "Dr. Raymond Youngblood is about to take you on a journey that will perhaps feel like a nightmare to you, but..."