“Tell me a story!” It’s a phrase we associate with children, sometimes phrased as a question and sometimes as a demand. As parents, we may associate it with a child trying to delay bedtime. We may even have used the strategy ourselves when we were young. At its heart however is a genuine request, a request to be entertained. We want a good story th…
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