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Dear the library-going public,
I understand that sometimes, you check out a book that you have every intention of reading but then, for some reason, you don't read it. But you're going to! And it comes due and you renew it, but you still don't read it. And you keep on renewing it for as long as you can, but you never read it, and it just sits somewhere, gathering dust. I get it - I have some of those myself.
But maybe, when you finally have to turn it in after it's been gathering dust for weeks in your house, you could make sure that said dust does not include a corner of the book that's covered in cobwebs. Cobwebs that still contain a dead fly.
Your library staff will thank you for it.
I understand that sometimes, you check out a book that you have every intention of reading but then, for some reason, you don't read it. But you're going to! And it comes due and you renew it, but you still don't read it. And you keep on renewing it for as long as you can, but you never read it, and it just sits somewhere, gathering dust. I get it - I have some of those myself.
But maybe, when you finally have to turn it in after it's been gathering dust for weeks in your house, you could make sure that said dust does not include a corner of the book that's covered in cobwebs. Cobwebs that still contain a dead fly.
Your library staff will thank you for it.
