Book 32: Little Princes

This was another unexpected pick, chosen out of a bit of desperation. It turned out to be surprisingly good.



Conor Grennan sounds, at first, like a Gen X-er without much to motivate him except pleasure, but an off-hand decision to volunteer at a Nepali orphanage changes that forever.

Although the book seems simple, it discusses some of the very complicated issues of reuniting trafficked children with their families.