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The librarian in Dayton who made me question my favorite childhood book
I used to think my strongest memory of reading was curling up with a certain adventure series, but last month a librarian told me the real reason I loved it was the absence of the main character's parents, not the plot. She said the gaps in a story can shape you more than what's printed, and honestly, that reworked how I think about the quiet parts of my own past. Has anyone else had a throwaway comment flip a memory upside down?
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