Walk into the young adult section of any library, and you'll find shelves full of novels about kids fighting off the forces of evil. Mountain trolls, white witches, and dystopian regimes, all defeated by the power of teenage virtue and ingenuity. But for all the heroism contained on their pages, there's still a story left untold: that of the books themselves. The idea behind the Call Me Ishmael project is simple. Participants leave a voicemail about a book they love, and the impact its had on th...
Abused As A Kid, He Left A Heartfelt Voicemail About The Saving Power Of Books
The Huffington Post - 4 Aug 2014 23:38
Walk into the young adult section of any library, and you'll find shelves full of novels about kids fighting off the forces of evil. Mountain trolls, white witches, and dystopian regimes, all defeated by the power of teenage virtue and ingenuity. But for all the heroism contained on their pages, there's still a story left untold: that of the books themselves. The idea behind the Call Me Ishmael project is simple. Participants leave a voicemail about a book they love, and the impact its had on th...
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