Several months ago at the National Conference on Health Disparities (the conference that sent me to St. Thomas), I heard from several panelists regarding human trafficking for labor and sexual purposes. The one that touched me the most was hearing from Lisa Williams, who is the founder of Living Waters and Circle of Friends in Atlanta. For the last several years, Lisa has helped girls escape sex trafficking, violence and street life. Everyone was moved when she discussed the human sex trade among young girls and what they go through. All of this started to come back while I was reading Anybody's Daughter by Pamela Samuels Young . The Image Award-winning books is about a 13-year-old girl who is kidnapped and winds up in the human sex trade. Her uncle, along with his girlfriend (who is the main character), tries to find her. It's sad that what is happening to girls around the world is not fiction. I am reading this book for my book club and ...