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"Well then. Before you arrived, I was attempting to try something with these books. I haven't read any of them yet, and was curious if I could get them to tell me their contents. I wouldn't want to bore you with my experiment, unless you'd like to help me?"
"Well, instead of me checking its contents by myself, you can randomly select pages for me, then later confirm if what the book is saying is true after I relay the information. Like me guessing what's on the page you're on, with the help of the book. Or, before we open it, I guess what's in it, then you check. How does that sound to you?"
She puts her hand on the book and closes her eyes. Visions and sensations filling her senses about the people who have read the book. Including a young student who carried it in his backpack for well over a year.
[WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE]: "Yeah, the King of the Wild Things, until he decided to go home. They weren't so happy when he did. If you're asking about me, I'm a bestseller. Kids love my story. I heard a president read my story a long time ago too. One person from this library carried me around for over a year. Might as well've kept me instead of returning me!"
"Oh! Fiona, would you like to hear about Max or what the book has gone through?"
They read Where The Wild Things Are together! The story is definitely better than Fred's description.
"Yup, just like the book said. Looks like I can ask books what their contents contain, though I've done it when I was younger with picture books. Of course, I did it when I didn't want to read the story itself and wanted someone to tell it for me. It's hard to tell if the books only know what's been read."