We all forgive you, Jackson!
All these smartphones and tablets and phablets and other electronic contraptions are killing children's love of books, right?
Right? Wrong.
A Toronto kid named Jackson left the most adorable note to his local library that proves the love of books is not lost.
He was reading an Asterix comic in his bunk when he nodded off, causing the book to rip as it tumbled away.
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And Jackson is very, very sorry. So sorry that he left this precious note in the drop box at Toronto's Main Street library.
I am sorry that a page ripped when it fell out of my bunk when I fell asleep reading It won't happen again.
I'm sorry
from Jackson
The librarians were so touched by the letter that they shared it with Toronto Public Library headquarters, who then shared it on social media.
"We get lots of ripped books but we don't usually get an apology, so it was just really sweet," librarian Eila Mcleish told BuzzFeed Canada.
Judging by the library's note and dozens of comments lauding Jackson's courteous letter, he's very much forgiven.
As one Facebook commenter put it: Keep reading little bro!
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This Kid Is Very, Adorably Sorry For Ripping A Page Out Of A Library Book