...but there was never enough time to read. The great irony of working in a library. — Jan Louch, The True Tails of Baker and Taylor: The Library Cats Who Left Their Pawprints on a Small Town . . . and the World
...but there was never enough time to read. The great irony of working in a library. — Jan Louch, The True Tails of Baker and Taylor: The Library Cats Who Left Their Pawprints on a Small Town . . . and the World
...but there was never enough time to read. The great irony of working in a library. — Jan Louch, The True Tails of Baker and Taylor: The Library Cats Who Left Their Pawprints on a Small Town . . . and the World
...but there was never enough time to read. The great irony of working in a library. — Jan Louch, The True Tails of Baker and Taylor: The Library Cats Who Left Their Pawprints on a Small Town . . . and the World
...but there was never enough time to read. The great irony of working in a library. — Jan Louch, The True Tails of Baker and Taylor: The Library Cats Who Left Their Pawprints on a Small Town . . . and the World
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...but there was never enough time to read. The great irony of working in a library.

— Jan Louch, The True Tails of Baker and Taylor: The Library Cats Who Left Their Pawprints on a Small Town . . . and the World
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