Library, 3/27

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The Library is open.

Parker is in the middle of sorting out a huge pile of books, but she'll help if you really need it. But the Library is available for all your studying needs.

[here and ready for all your library needs]

Comments

First period

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Who the heck is Abdul Aharazad, and why did he have to write so many books?

Second period

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Paula Nancy Millstone Jennings is a terrible, terrible poet. How she got published is anyone's guess.

Re: Second period

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Angela is in the library, but she seems kind of absorbed in her reading because the player isn't sure she'll be on tonight. She might not even look up when people come in.

Re: Second period

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Parker waves to her, and goes back to reading 17,011 Things a Princess Must Know when she takes a break, chortling occasionally. "They can't be serious."

Third period

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Twurp's Peerage is actually a pretty funny read, but Parker has to wonder if half these people are aware they're in it.

Fourth period

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The First Encyclopedia of Tlon is missing two volumes. Crap. Where the hell are they?

Lunch

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The Library is closed so the Aides can eat in relative peace. Food offerings will get you in the door, though.

Fifth period

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Someone has put Commander Coriander Salamander and 'er Singlehander Bellylander in with the literary criticism. Parker isn't sure if they're on crack or making a political statement.

Sixth period

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Okay, enough books.

Parker is surfing the 'net looking at Easter candy, trying to figure out really good stuff to get Jarod and Angelo.

Seventh period

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Tactics reading, to prep for the first class that's not in a restaurant. Also, wondering if stopping by Caritas is a good idea or might be interpreted as stalking her boyfriend.