Dear books, please take me to the places where my feet can't take me. — H. Midorikawa
Dear books, please take me to the places where my feet can't take me. — H. Midorikawa
Dear books, please take me to the places where my feet can't take me. — H. Midorikawa
Dear books, please take me to the places where my feet can't take me. — H. Midorikawa
Dear books, please take me to the places where my feet can't take me. — H. Midorikawa
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Dear books, please take me to the places where my feet can't take me.

— H. Midorikawa
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