I agree; librarians are awesome and the book sounds cute.Librarians are awesome. I went into the library trying to find a book that I remembered only vaguely, that I'd checked out of the library decades ago. I knew it was a kid's book, and that it was about a boy who's addicted to superhero comics, and that his favorite superhero is, in her everyday life, a housewife and mother. Her superhero "costume" is a paper grocery bag with a couple of holes punched into it so that she can see when she wears it over her head. And I thought the title of the book was The Tuatara, or something like that (that being the superhero's name). I'd already done a Google search and been unable to find it that way, but the librarian I talked to managed to track it down in about five minutes. Turns out it's named Harry Newberry and the Raiders of the Red Drink, and it's by Mel Gilden. The library no longer had a copy, but suggested that I try ABE Books or Thrift Books. I did, and got a copy in good condition at an excellent price.
Incidentally, this may officially be a kid's book, but it's absolutely hilarious. I highly recommend it.
Margret