Why does Langston ask Miss Cook
if he can still check out more books?
The library is a very important place to
him.
The poetry section is one of his favorite
areas.
He wants to spend more time talking
with Miss Cook.
He likes learning how the library works
with Clem.
He asks this question because the library is a very important place for him, as shown in the first answer option.
We can arrive at this answer because:
Langston is a boy who feels very lonely and has difficulty adapting to the changes that are happening in his life.
In addition to having to get over his mother's death, he has to adapt to a new city, a new school, and a new life alongside his father.
He feels depressed and unenthusiastic until he finds a library, where he finds peace and happiness.
The library is a very special place for Langston because he is happy with the reading. He feels understood and happy in this environment and for that reason he asks if he can continue reading.
This question is about the story "Finding Langston."
