Reuters
The Saratoga Animal Shelter experienced 24 hours of uncertainty and near panic Sunday evening when its nook refused to come back on so that the shelter director could finish her book. Unable to open her book, the Shelter director kept her calm and plugged the device in to see if it would reset. When that didn't work, the director averted certain tragedy by downloading the book to her iPad so she could continue with only minor disruption to the Shelter's reading schedule. "It was intense," a witness who did not want to be identified said, "We read every night. I wasn't sure what was going to happen when it wouldn't come on." When on Monday the device still wouldn't turn on and refused to do anything but show the picture of Gertrude Stein, the shelter director called Barnes and Noble customer support and the Shelter is currently awaiting the arrival of a replacement nook. Mischief is not suspected in this case, but anyone with information should contact the Shelter Director.
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