That's because a Christmas tree doesn't have to be perfect.No, it doesn't. Angela smiled. Neither did people
In Karen Kingsbury's book "Even Now," a conversation highlights the beauty of imperfection, using a Christmas tree as a metaphor. The idea presented is that just like a Christmas tree can carry its unique charm regardless of flaws, people too do not have to be flawless to be valued or loved. The protagonist, Angela, affirms this sentiment, embracing the notion that imperfections are a part of life.
This perspective encourages acceptance and appreciation of oneself and others, suggesting that true beauty lies in the acceptance of our imperfections. The dialogue serves as a reminder that authenticity and genuine connections are what truly matter during the holiday season and in life overall.
