Christian Science Monitor - Entertainment
From the Magazine - A writer chases butterflies, collects life lessons - Looking for a challenge, a woman sets out to chronicle 64 species of lepidoptera in her country over a single year. The search becomes a meditation. By - Heller McAlpin - / 4 min
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