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The Gold Thread

For our Read Aloud last week we read, The Gold Thread by Norman Macleod. My girls loved it, especially Molly.  The story has many gospel ties and teaches important life lessons.  We were able to discuss the different things that Prince Eric was learning as he journeyed through the forest, and how we could relate such things to our own lives.  I loved the discussions that it fostered, and it didn't feel like I was lecturing my kids, because they were making the connections!  It was a great read, quick and easy.  Probably better for ages 6 and up, but my younger ones enjoyed parts of it as well.

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