Get caught reading

September 10, 2014 · 0 Comments

During his lunch break, Officer Lawrenson of the O.P.P. Nottawasaga Detachment, gets caught by NTPL Librarian, Tina Brophy, reading Terry Fallis’s No Relation. Who will get caught next?

Photo by Tessla Stuckey

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