Your chat transcript with a librarian at New York Public Library - ASK NYPL
Date: 16:11 2014/09/22
Question ID: 9857879
Chat Transcript: I am still waiting to recieve feedback to an idea I call Reading With The Stars. It's on getting celebrities that grew up in The South Bronx like Sonia Sotomayor, Al Pacino and others to read from their life stories at The Hunt's Point Public Library. Thank you for reading this part of my life on helping others to achieve their American Dreams
[Librarian 16:11:24]: Librarian 'Tony' has joined the session.
[Librarian 16:11:33]: Hi!<br>
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[daniel angel aponte 16:16:08]: Patron is no longer connected.
[Librarian 17:33:47]: In this case, please feel free to contact Kelly Yim at kellyyim@nypl.org for any further assistance.
[Librarian 17:34:48]: Thank you for waiting, and thank you for using Ask NYPL's Chat Service. Have a nice evening! All the best! Bye now.
[Librarian 17:34:53]: Librarian ended chat session.
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