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hi we're librarians from the seattle

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public library maybe you saw us this

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morning when you flew over at 5 48 we

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were all waving to you so you've seen

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the world in a way few of us have can

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you tell us about a book that also

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changed the way you viewed the world

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thank you thank you

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that's a great question so let me start

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with the book that really changed me i

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wasn't much of a reader as a kid growing

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up unfortunately but

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right when i hit about my teenage years

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there was a book that had just come out

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on the bestseller list and my dad gave

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it to me when we were on vacation and it

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was called jurassic park

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and that book

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for me it just changed the way i felt

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about books and it also changed the way

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my imagination worked and so as i read

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through that book that was really the

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first book i read as a kid

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and it changed me i got to the last page

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of that book i turned right back to the

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first page and i read that whole book

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again and it really just brought the

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wonder of reading into me and every

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night when i go to bed my bedroom's

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right back there uh i have a book and

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that's how that's how i spend about a

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half an hour before i go to sleep so i