Laura E. Richards’s Children’s Story ‘The Golden Windows’: Finding What’s Truly Important

Laura E. Richards’s Children’s Story ‘The Golden Windows’: Finding What’s Truly Important
We must not forget the special treasure that we have: our homes. izf/Shutterstock
Kate Vidimos
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When we journey out to discover something, we do not always find what we wish or think we need. When the little boy in Laura E. Richards’s short story “The Golden Windows“ sets out to find gold and diamonds, he learns that one’s perspective and wonder for life is what is true and worthy.

The little boy lives in a house on a hill. Across from his house, there sits another house on another hill. This house is special because it has “windows of clear gold and diamonds” and, every evening, the windows glow and shine.

Kate Vidimos
Kate Vidimos
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Kate Vidimos holds a bachelor's in English from the liberal arts college at the University of Dallas and is currently working on finishing and illustrating a children’s book.
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