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Day 11: The Blue Notebook by James Levine; not a book everyone will be able to read, but a powerful story about child trafficking in India written by a physician & based on his personal research

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Starting this book today. Allegedly, it's based on India and talks about a rather grim topic.

Per my last post, I also missed yesterday's #Riotgrams prompt for #Notebooks / #Journals. Here is my newly christened reading notebook. Both the book and pens were an end of year present from one of my students who will be moving to a different school next year. Warmed my heart to get such a thoughtful gift. Stay tuned for today's prompt later in the day!

Read this book as an ARC before it was published in 2009. It was my first glimpse in to the world of child trafficking and prostitution. I was shocked and appalled at the lives of these kids and the conditions they were forced to live in. Such a tragic world, and such a heartbreaking book. It filled me with rage and helplessness.

This post was for today's #nrbchallenge prompt - A book that made you angry. Seinfeld reference - "Serenity Now!"