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fandomhigh2019-10-09 04:41 am
raisedbybooklice) wrote in fandomhigh2019-10-09 04:41 am
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Fandom Library, Wednesday
Elisabeth was just going to kind of...creep into the library today, trying to draw as little notice as possible. This was harder than it sounded - not only was her balance all off, but she'd gained an extra half-foot in height (because six feet tall wasn't enough?!?) and that made everything just a wee bit more ungainly than usual.
She managed to make it to the circulation desk with only a few mishaps - though her legs and hips were going to be forever bruised from all the things she bumped into - and sat down to try to come up with a task that would require the least amount of movement.
Only to see that the books had plans of their own. Your Changing Body and You was the first book up on the desk, quickly followed by You're A Young Man Now, Help! I Look Different!, and several other books that discussed the onset of puberty for boys.
Elisabeth was pretty humiliated at the topics - but was still going to read them because she had so many questions.
She managed to make it to the circulation desk with only a few mishaps - though her legs and hips were going to be forever bruised from all the things she bumped into - and sat down to try to come up with a task that would require the least amount of movement.
Only to see that the books had plans of their own. Your Changing Body and You was the first book up on the desk, quickly followed by You're A Young Man Now, Help! I Look Different!, and several other books that discussed the onset of puberty for boys.
Elisabeth was pretty humiliated at the topics - but was still going to read them because she had so many questions.
Independent Study
...On a scale of Fandom books, anyway