The 8-year-old snuck his 81-page handwritten Christmas tale onto a bookshelf at his local library without anyone noticing. But to the surprise of both himself and his parents, 56 people have joined the library's waitlist to read it. (via BBC)
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But to the surprise of both himself and his parents, 56 people have joined the library's waitlist to read it. The book was written by hand over four days in a journal and illustrated with drawings - also by the author. "There was a lot of librarians that I had to sneak past, so do you know what I did? I covered up this part and covered the back with my body and just snuck it in," Dillon explained to a local television station.Dillon managed to sneak his book into the library during a trip with his grandmother
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