Illiterate Communities Love Speaking Books

What's Been Said

“The book you gave me means a lot to me and my family.”
“The book is interesting, it makes me feel safe. It can change people’s lives.”
“I love the book, and I love everything that is written in the book. Thank you!”
“I think the book is incredible and it is helping many people out there.”
“It is fun to listen to. When I feel lonely it keeps me company – I love it. I wish you could make more of them, they really help.”
“I want to tell you that you made me to understand what depression is. Thank you, I love the book.”
“It was so great to read the book. I don’t know what would happen to us if you didn’t give us the books.”
“It is a very beautiful book; you must take it to the library to help other children.”
“The book helped them stop suicide and to stop laughing at someone who is in trouble or is seeking help.”
“I would just say that this book is going to help save many people’s lives because we are losing many family and friends because of depression.”
“You can read or listen to Lillian Dube telling you about depression!”
“It is easy to understand the book - if you don’t understand, press the book button and it will make it easy.”

“What I like best is when my patients listen to the voice from the book because they didn't know how to read.”
“I like this book because it will make it easier to teach my clients and other people.”
“Explanation is simple, not complicated. I think that everybody, even people from rural areas can understand.”
“Those people who listen to the book, they want to listen again to other messages which can help to understand that having depression and HIV/AIDS does not mean to die isolated from the community.”
“The patients feel comfortable and feel happy when I opened it and I asked them to listen carefully.”
“They think that the book will help them to relieve their depression and to be able to recognize some symptoms.”
“After playing the book, it is easier for them to go to the clinic.”