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Meet Evelyn “Evie” Brooks — 1944–2024, of Savannah, Georgia. “Ask me about my classroom, the library, and the long marriage.”
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The stories that made Evelyn
These are the memories that made Evelyn. In the product, a person records each one in their own voice, over time; here they're written out. Ask about any of them.
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My first library card
The day my daddy signed me up, and the whole world got bigger.
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The soda fountain
My first paycheck, a mean boss, and the summer I learned I'd never quit on a child.
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Miss Agnes and the red pen
The teacher who read my worst essay and showed me what I was for.
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The boy who wouldn't read
My first year, third grade, and the child who taught me how to teach.
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Walter and the sweet tea
He fixed my car, drank a gallon of my tea, and stayed fifty-two years.
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The reading room we built
They gave me a broom closet and a tiny budget. We made a library.
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Houdini the hamster
The class pet escaped the week the superintendent visited. I'll let you guess.
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The empty side of the swing
Losing Walter, and the small, ordinary things grief leaves you holding.
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What I'd tell that girl
The things I'd whisper to the shy girl with the library card.
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