What ‘Yertle the Turtle’ teaches us about power — and how we can reclaim it

The Quick Take
There are certain children’s books I never tire of reading to my 6-year-old daughter. Dr. Seuss’s “Yertle the Turtle” is one of them, though I suspect the reasons I’m drawn to it have changed considerably since I was a child.
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