The Squire and the Scroll
Recently, our family added The Squire and the Scroll to our Creative Catholic Library. My children are still young, so the deeper meaning was lost on them, but they were still able to grasp that the light was something to be protected, and they understood that the scroll was very much like the Bible, giving instruction on how to navigate the challenges of the world we live in. I loved this story as an example of heroic courage, and my son loved that there was a dragon to be slayed! I highly recommend this story for children of any age (especially boys), and the author has another book that my children love that speaks more to girls: The Princess and the Kiss.
Both of these books are on my list of books that drive home the beauty of God's Kingdom.
Here are a few simple ways to engage with the book:
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