The Last Chance Library

by Freya Sampson

Mrs. B stopped and unleashed a torrent of abuse at him.

“I’ve been protesting my whole life; I won’t go down without a fight.”

I adore you Mrs. B

“When I was your age, I’d already been arrested three times for civil disobedience.

LMAO?

He looked like he’d probably not read a book in years, let alone been into a library.

And he had Velcro on his trousers so he could rip them off easily. Such a prudent idea—I might try it with my suit.”

Libraries are places where everyone, rich or poor, wherever they come from in the world, can feel safe. Where they can access information that will empower them.”

“Hello, Mrs. B,” June said. “I can’t believe they let you deal with the public.”

“Everything Stanley wrote about you reminded me that libraries aren’t made by books; they’re made by librarians.