Boy writes adorable note to library apologizing for damaging book

Falling asleep with a good book is not just for grownups ... it's for little boys too.

Librarians at the Toronto Public library got a bit of a surprise when they were sorting through the books returned through their dropbox. An Asterix comic book had a letter paper-clipped to the outside addressed to "Library". It read: "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."

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Emily Post would be so proud right now. Library employees say while some parents do make children come in and apologize for damage done to books, they rarely get a handwritten note. The Toronto Public Library shared the note on their facebook page where they openly forgave the little boy for the damage and encouraged him: "Here's to many more nights falling asleep with a good book, Jackson!"

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