Has anyone already read The Blue Sweater by Jacqueline Novogratz?

[Christine Flanagan]

I placed my amazon order over the weekend. So psyched to begin reading her story. Has anyone already read it? There's no end to the topic discussions around this book.

[Saul Kaplan]

If I go on record saying I am going to dig in to the book this weekend the odds increase significantly that it will happen!

[Joe Wehr]

Amazon delivered my copy 45 mins ago

Plan on spending my weekend watching the Masters & reading The Blue Sweater

[Mark Grimes]

Christine, thnx for the invitation. Loving the book so far...probably about 50-75 pages in. Jacqueline's experiences in Rwanda remind me very much of my time on the ground with people in Kampala and Gulu, Uganda in 2007.

[Christine Flanagan]

Welcome aboard Mark. When you have some time, would love to hear some of your stories. What organization were you involved with or was it a solo adventure?


Mark Grimes said:

Christine, thnx for the invitation. Loving the book so far...probably about 50-75 pages in. Jacqueline's experiences in Rwanda remind me very much of my time on the ground with people in Kampala and Gulu, Uganda in 2007.

[Reinhard Sokol]

I read the book, and it contains so many interesting layers that upon completion I immediately wanted to start over. Regarding current life in Rwanda, there's an article called "The Life After" in the May 4th issue of the magazine.

[Reinhard Sokol]

Guess I should have mentioned the name: it's the New Yorker Magazine!

[monika hardy]

looks like i missed this whole conversation.

i see a whole thread of ideas for education through jacqueline's writing.

and i just found your story studio - with jacqueline there as well.

you guys have it all.....wish i could take it in faster.