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OuT of curiosity, Jake decided to attend the Christmas play at the auditorium later that day. He was surprised by how many people went to the event. Mrs. Walker was at the table collecting donations. “You don’t have to give if you don’t want to,” she told each person who walked through the door. “Where do your donations go?” one man asked. “To fixing the library, costumes and other supplies for future plays and additional books,” she warmly replied. “My goal is to provide a fun place for adults and children to enjoy the thrill of reading.”

But Grams, already a century old, suggested that the woman needed a man to occupy her time. “Don’t yeh worry none, because when the woman said she had a husband, Grams had a solution for that also.” Papa Dean grinned at the group gathered around him. “Perhaps a boyfriend? Or a girlfriend? Maybe both? Find a fecking hobby. Discouraging children from reading is the real problem.” The crowd roared with laughter as several people remembered the incident. “From then on, any book that people were objecting to, Grams would donate several copies to local libraries.” Seanair chuckled. “Including her private library in the Manor.”

In Yangon, Pansodan Street and it’s environ 37th Street in Yangon were famous for availability of second-hand books and there are some other second-hand book stalls along Bogyoke Aung San Road where a group of cinema halls sprawled. These places were the venues or haunts for local writer’s circle or literature enthusiasts whether they may be a university student, a graduate, a government officer, a company employer or employee, or a scholar walks down on these streets, looking for the books they wanted to read. They chose these places because they could get the books they wanted with cheap price and they could choose them at their own disposal. They could also meet their friends, or made an