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Lisa Cuddy wins the Rockaway Library Reading Contest four summers running-a major achievement in an immigrant community that considers education a cross between a contact sport and a winning lottery ticket. The year she turns eleven, the older kids complain; the librarians start counting the number of pages read rather than the
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And with the House one, that's exactly why I love libraries as much as I do, so that was great for me. (Except I've always been a complete bookworm. Hated playtime. The last time we moved, I got my library card a week after we settled in, and a month before my parents got theirs. XP)
They're all abolutely excellent; you really captured the characters perfectly.
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ahem. yes, what I meant to say was: thanks for the comment. I haven't got a firm grasp of Foreman yet (he stars in too many unfinished sideplots), but it's canon that House is both brilliant and lazy. So I liked the idea that it took him forever to actually get around to the public library. Also, the sisyphean task of remembering everything you read seems something he would consider entirely reasonable.
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BTW, where did you find the link? (Anyone who links to House drabbles is about to be friended! Obviously, I have very discriminating tastes;)
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