"Even monks become angry sometimes. That's what it's time to pause and reflect. The monk is almost never angry. But when a pesky Buddha Fly comes buzzing happily by, zipping around his head, landing on his nose day after day, the monk becomes very angry indeed. This makes him confused and sad. Until one day, he stops to look at this irritating, joyful fly. And he sees something wonderful. The Angry Monk and the Fly is a tale of pausing, of taking the time to see life differently. And of truly seeing all things. Even when they annoy us or make us angry. Children (and grownups) will be more able to accept everyday things as they are after reading this book"-- Provided by publisher.

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