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Miss Dolores · Flushing library, 2011

寄出于2026年6月28日

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Miss Dolores · 当时大约 53 岁

The children’s librarian at Flushing who ran a free after-school English hour for kids who had just arrived. A short woman in her fifties with reading glasses on a beaded chain, a Puerto Rican lilt, and a bottomless candy jar on her desk.

当年的我
The skinny twelve-year-old from Vietnam who sat at the end of the table and never said a word for six weeks.
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I arrived in New York in the autumn of 2011 speaking about thirty words of English. After school I hid in the library because it was warm and nobody asked me anything. You noticed. You started leaving a picture book on the chair next to mine, and never once asked me to read it aloud. By spring I was reading to the little ones on Saturdays. I am a teacher now myself, because of that chair.

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Flushing Main Street Library · New York · United States

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