6. The Tortoise's Weariness:
A Tortoise tired of life's burdens learns from the Cat about the impermanence of suffering and the importance of perseverance.
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ames Norbury is a heartwarming and inspirational book that blends whimsical illustrations with profound life lessons. Known for his soothing and uplifting storytelling that encourages mindfulness, kindness, and finding beauty in everyday moments.
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