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In the book The Spyglass, children’s author Richard Paul Evans describes a kingdom that has fallen into disrepair and apathy.1 Crops were planted and then failed, houses were built and then neglected, people were impoverished and dispirited. One day a traveler arrives at the crumbling palace to meet with the king. The traveler explains that he has an enchanted spyglass. Anyone who looks through the spyglass is able to see things not as they are but as they could be. With the help of the enchanted spyglass, the king begins to see potential in every part of his dilapidated kingdom in ways he never had imagined before. Ignited by this new hope, the king inspires his subjects to work alongside ...
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