Kendra Coulter's new book, "The Tortoise Tale", helps us recognize the interconnectedness of all life and shows how an unlikely wild neighbor can help us see ourselves anew.

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Learning to accept the complexity of life can make the search for meaning feel less overwhelming and more deeply fulfilling.