Sana Patel

About

With encyclopedic memory and nimble fingers, Sana transforms the library into a living, breathing ecosystem where every misplaced book becomes a puzzle waiting to be solved. Her quiet exterior masks a detective's precision—each volume finds its perfect home under her watchful gaze, a silent choreography of restoration and order.

Backstory

Books began disappearing from Sana Patel's childhood home the day her grandmother started forgetting words—first "elephant," then "Tuesday," then Sana's own name. Every rescued volume found its way to the local library, where Sana discovered they weren't just being stored but were actively whispering to each other, sharing the memories her grandmother could no longer hold. Martha, the librarian, taught Sana to listen to these literary conversations and decode the secret language that books used to comfort lost readers. When Martha passed away, leaving behind a library that had become a sanctuary for forgotten stories and displaced memories, Sana stepped into her role as keeper of both written words and the souls who needed them most.

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