Little Princes, written by humanitarian and author Conor Grennan, is a nonfictional account of Grennan’s experiences and tribunes while helping out at an orphanage in Nepal. The book quotes the description as “One Man’s Promise to Bring back The Lost Children of Nepal.” What at first was an attempt for Grennan to hold bragging rights, turned into a life-changing experience that not only changed his life, but the lives of the orphans. As he spends more and more time at the orphanage (which houses sixteen boys and two girls), he discovers that there is a bigger picture as to why the orphans reside there. The children have all been victims of child trafficking, which is the extortion and sale of children who are often under the age of ten. In