Sam Bradley

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In the middle of the meal, a little boy appeared at the table, his head just below the tabletop at Fred’s side. Fred looked down. “My dog died,” said the boy, simply, and in an instant Rogers was kneeling on the floor with the boy talking about pets and death and a little child’s struggle to understand.
The Good Neighbor: The Life and Work of Fred Rogers
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