No Offense (Little Bridge Island, #2)

by Meg Cabot

She preferred to think of herself as curious. Isn’t that what led most librarians into the profession in the first place—their love of books and thirst for knowledge?

“But I couldn’t leave my books in storage until I found an apartment. What if I thought of something I’d read and needed to reread it?”

But these are my books. I’ve had some of them since I was kid. They’re like friends, you know? I’ve never gone anywhere without them.

All it takes to get someone to love reading is finding them the right book—a book that could even change their life.”

“You are more Harry Potter than Proust—not precisely difficult to read.”