We're grateful to Tammy, a customer at Martha Cooper Library for taking the time to submit this Love Letter.
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To Whom It May Concern:
My name is Tammy.
On March 1, 2017 I moved in down the street. On March 16, 2017 I walked to the Library to get a card and wanted to know where I could go to GED classes. I walked in the wrong room and found the GED classes.
I took some tests and didn't do very good. I'm in recovery after 30 years, and now I'm a year clean thanks to the Library and a lot of work.
I got so much help from Cinthia and the library staff. I didn't like reading at all. I took a reading test and was at a 3rd grade level, so I read 3rd grade books. I worked a lot. I read on the computers. I was recommended two books to help me read, so I checked them both out. I couldn't put them down. It look me two days to read them both.
As of January 30, 2018 I've read three books and I'm even working on book reports. And I do like reading and working on my next books.
It was important that you know this.
Thank you,
Tammy L.
As of this posting, Tammy has read Sounder, Charlotte's Web, Old Yeller, and Lassie Come-home. Next up? She's trying Socks and Matilda. Have you read these great books?
Love Letters to My Library is a collaborative project between Pima County Public Library and Rachel Miller of Love Letters to Tucson. Has the Library helped or changed you in some way? Does a particular location, service, or program hold a special place in your heart? Please tell us about it. Submit your Love Letter today to library.news@pima.gov.
