A parable can be a memorable way to teach a spiritual truth, as demonstrated by author Sharon Larsen, former counselor in the Young Women general presidency. In this fictitious but true-to-life story, a young princess discovers that the little choices we make every day are often more important than we think. Any decision can make us stronger in our commitment to righteousness — or it can weaken our resolve to follow the strait and narrow path. Illustrated by Howard Fullmer (illustrator of The King's Highway, a finalist for ForeWord Magazine's Book-of-the-Year Award), this timely message is a model for overcoming our own challenges and temptations.
Friday, November 7, 2008
The Parable of the Chocolate Chips
A parable can be a memorable way to teach a spiritual truth, as demonstrated by author Sharon Larsen, former counselor in the Young Women general presidency. In this fictitious but true-to-life story, a young princess discovers that the little choices we make every day are often more important than we think. Any decision can make us stronger in our commitment to righteousness — or it can weaken our resolve to follow the strait and narrow path. Illustrated by Howard Fullmer (illustrator of The King's Highway, a finalist for ForeWord Magazine's Book-of-the-Year Award), this timely message is a model for overcoming our own challenges and temptations.
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