She also wrote: “I find it fascinating to see the dates of when this book was taken out, during the latter year of WW2 and that the war ended between stamps marked by librarians. In the letter, the borrower’s daughter explained her late father had lived in Thornton in Fife in 1948 but she will never know whether he simply forgot to return Stately Timber or chose to keep it. OnFife Libraries have had an amnesty on late fees throughout the pandemic to encourage members to return books. “It arrived with a lovely letter from the borrower’s daughter who was able to give us a bit of detail.” She added: “For a bit of fun we worked out how much could have been due in fees and it comes to a whopping £2,847.
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