5 Stars
Amazing story
Dobbe writes "Only in India" in first person, and it brings her travels with her husband, Dan, to life. It's a powerful story that shines a light on the illegality of (foreign) educators in India. She writes "Hearing about (Michael) Jackson’s death at that particular moment gave me new perspective on our situation, and I knew that for the rest of my life, I would equate the time I left India with the moment I heard that the world had lost a much-loved musical genius." But it doesn't end there, and each word brings the reader into the author's mindset and experience. It shows the culture and diversity of the Indian people in contrast to Americans, men and women. It's an amazing story.
