What would you do if you saw someone writing on a book?
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What would you do if you saw someone writing on a book?
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But if it is their own book, then No, of course I would not - it is none of my business.
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1. Tell the parent if it was a little kid
2. Explain to them why they should not write on the book
3. Take the book away
4. Ask them to pay for the book and or replace it with a new one
5. Last resort: SCREAM
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