There Doesn't Have to Be A Reason
M.C. Kasper, illustrated by M.C. Kasper
A bear wonders why he has a tail after other animals describe how theirs are useful. A bird’s tail can help it fly, while a beaver’s supports swimming and a bison’s can swat insects. Bear’s own tail does none of those things, and encounters with more animals do not supply an answer. His search leads him to understand that loving his body does not require a practical justification.
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