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Sparked by the pandemic, Katherine May searches for 'Enchantment' in nature | Book of the Day
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March 15, 2023
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7:52Now PlayingKatherine May, like so many other people, found herself submerged in anxiety and restlessness during COVID-19 lockdowns. But as cities reopened, she looked for new ways to immerse herself in the awe of the natural world around her. That journey is at the center of her new book, Enchantment. And as she tells NPR's Rachel Martin, her relationship with her faith, prayer and her definition of God played a big role.
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