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a 7 'a This is what the author's local neighborhood looked like when he was a child. There was one place in my world that saved me from complete despair. The George Bruce Branch of the New York Public Library on West 125th Street became my home away from home, allowing me to escape the chaotic world around me. | could enter the library and participate fully, despite empty pockets. In the library stacks | could immerse myself in...Honor de Balzac or Ernest Hemingway, and join a universe that would otherwise be denied me. There was no way | could have afforded to buy the books. My circumstances often seemed insurmountable to me, but through reading | reached out for ideas that might help me escape them. The books | read showed me options other than those | saw reflected in my surroundings. They gave me new definitions for success in my life. 4) APY STE WE Pe a PA Sk) ewe What does Myers suggest by using the word \"insurmountable\" instead of \"challenging\" to describe his circumstances? His problems were annoying, but he was ready and willing to face them. His problems were difficult, and he feared he would not conquer them. His problems were temporary, and he could do nothing about them