i teared up at the end and i love it, so so so much i love it

so cute and good/ Thanks for sharing.

Even though I never watched the Library show I fell in love with this story.

Half laughing in delight and crying at the same time... this is so wholesome. Thanks for this wonderful story.

This was such a cute crossover - I never knew I needed Harry being adopted by Jenkins in my life! 3

I've never seen the show, but liked the story. Nice build up even with the slow tempo. Thanks for sharing!

ok i would love to eventually see more of this but i do have a question. why make him indian? just asking because i cant find the reason why.

Please make this a multi chapter story... I would love to read about his Adventures growing up in the Library and then getting his Hogwarts letter... I think he would totally be a Ravenclaw after growing up in the Library...

Yayyy!

Wonderful! Oh, I want more.

Um... great story you got here but why didn't you just make your two Librain/Harry Potter stories ONE story. The two of them are more like chapters. They are not a singular unit like a one-shot that can stand alone. This 'story' flows into the next like a book. If this had more chapters and a definite end, I could see them as seperate books but they aren't. I just thought I ought to let you know (aka say my peace and live with it).

This is an amazing story. I quite like it and I'm curious to what you think Harry would do in this situation and how his Hogwarts life would be like had he been raised at the Library from there on out. If you decided to make a sequel to this I would be glad to read it. Great job!

Your Feedback/Grading for Assignment #7

Examiner: Kyrie

Grade: 18/20 - EE (Exceeds Expectations)

Feedback: "Jenkins: I. Can't. Even. I loved the way you intertwined Harry into the world of the Librarians. The characterization you used on all of the librarians were flawless, and Harry would definitely have fit in if he were to walk into the Library so early into his life. I particularly loved the way you showed off Jones' speech patterns, as well as Jenkins' stiffness in conversation. It was so adorable to see how Jenkins was swayed by Harry, especially when it got to the end. The character interactions you used were brilliant. It was nice to see the usual interactions of the Librarians, but with Harry's soft and shy disposition, you were able to add a lot of depth to the crossover. It was just really nice to see Jenkins want to protect Harry from the Dursleys. The story was definitely original. The crossover between HP and The Librarians is something I've never seen before, so already you're original there. But you were able to add to that by using Harry's circumstances to invoke protectiveness in Jenkins and seriously, that's amazing. The general flow of the story is great. The pacing was a bit too fast for me, but it was jarring only in the minimal way. The dialogue and the prose were well thought out and the writing style enhanced the details of the story, bringing the balance between dialogue and prose together in a beautiful way. The prompt was used fully and throughout the story. The impact that your use of the prompt had on the story is really high, especially on the writing style and the quality of the story. The way you used the prompt was both original and unique. The plot was detailed, but not overwhelmingly so. There were no plot holes, but I can definitely say that there would be a lot of questions that are introduced to this particular crossover. For example, how is Harry so smart here? What makes the difference between the canonical Harry we know and the one in this story? Why do you mention that Harry is more saturated with magic than Cassandra is? What makes Harry different from any other witch or wizard to be chosen by the Library? The story felt complete. I absolutely enjoyed this story. It was a really new perspective on what Harry would have done in another fandom if he were exactly the way he was canonically. However, because of the crossover genre, it wouldn't be the first thing someone would look for. 10/10 would recommend still! There were a few places where you used a contraction when it wasn't needed. For example, you wrote "he's has magic." Other than that, there were no noticeable SPaG errors. Great work on your writing!You've kept yourself within the word limit. The school and task are both included in the AN."

Love this!

Would you be willing to update this story? I would really like to see where this will go.