Tiger Heart: My Unexpected Adventures to Make a Difference in Darjeeling, and What I Learned about Fate, Fortitude, and Finding Family Half a World Away
Author | : | |
Rating | : | 4.48 (567 Votes) |
Asin | : | 0757318584 |
Format Type | : | paperback |
Number of Pages | : | 232 Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2014-07-29 |
Language | : | English |
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What would happen on the day they were asked to gather their things and leave--to walk out the door and be all alone on the street with no one to turn to and nowhere to go?With her mind racing about their grim futures, Katrell reached the simple conclusion that she couldn't walk away. She witnessed the throngs at the Ganges River, toured the tea fields of Darjeeling, and helped string pearls in conservative Hyderabad. Once back at her shop, an idea for The Learning Tea was born. But it was in a crowded
Visit: thelearningtea.Shannon McCaffrey is an award-winning reporter focusing on investigative stories for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. She is an avid reader, a mother, and a runner. Through her efforts with The Learning Tea, Ms. Katrell Christie is the founder and owner of The Learning Tea, a project which provides schooling and a safe haven for impoverish
About the AuthorKatrell Christie is the founder and owner of The Learning Tea, a project which provides schooling and a safe haven for impoverished young women in India. Christie has changed the lives of many women living in Darjeeling, India. Visit: thelearningtea.Shannon McCaffrey is an award-winning reporter focusing on investigative stories for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. She is an avid reader, a mother, and a runner. . Through her efforts with The Learning Tea, Ms
Wes Anderson meets Wonder Woman. To be sincerely, vividly transported to a culture so foreign from one's own is such a rare treat. Tigerheart delivered this gift from the first chapter, repeatedly. Katrell's experiences develop from her childhood in the American South, to an adult epiphany in the sometimes-crushing/often-rapturous Indian mountains, where some things have to be seen to be believed. Tigerheart engages like a modern campfire story delivered with cocktails. For anyone still wondering what they might like to be when they grow up (no matter your current age), it's refreshing to read about someone who skates (almost literally) into a life of service t. Tiger Heart “Whatever I do would barely scrape the surface. But is something better than nothing?” – Katrell Christie, Tiger HeartA little less than a year ago, I was researching various businesses that help combat human trafficking when I came across the Learning Tea. I tried to connect with the owner, Katrell Christie, but she was in India at the time, and unfortunately the connection faded into the background as I plunged into the world of magazine production. Sometime later, I was asked if I would like to review Tiger Heart, a book on Christie’s journey to help end human trafficking in India.Tiger Heart is about . Refreshing and inspiring! I couldn't put it down This book was great! It takes a lot for me to not be able to put the book down, but this nailed it. The author does such a good job of painting a vibrant landscape and story in few words. She is definitely a gifted story teller. You felt the highs and lows with her as she is on this journey of helping these girls/women. I admire her strength and tenacity. If only more of us were like her! I would definitely recommend this book. I read it first on my own and then with a book club. It was great to do with a book club because it brought up conversations that we probably wouldn't have had and inspired us to donate and think outside