Carl and the Meaning of Life
Deborah Freedman
Carl is an earthworm who happily spends his days making tunnels in the soil. A field mouse interrupts his routine with a question: why? Carl then seeks answers among the forest animals, each of whom appears to understand their own role. After changes in the world around him, Carl begins to recognize that every creature, including a small earthworm, has an important place in the ecosystem simply by being itself.
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