Abraham Lincoln's World

Reach for this book when your child starts asking how the whole world fits together, or when they are struggling to see beyond their own immediate surroundings. Genevieve Foster's classic provides a bird's eye view of history, showing that while Abraham Lincoln was growing up in a log cabin, Napoleon was reshaping Europe and Victoria was becoming a queen. It is an exceptional tool for fostering global curiosity and a sense of shared human destiny. This narrative history weaves together the threads of different cultures and major world events into one cohesive tapestry. It emphasizes themes of justice, freedom, and the slow but steady march toward human rights. While the reading level is perfect for middle schoolers, the complex interconnectedness of the stories offers a sophisticated emotional experience that builds perspective and empathy for people across the globe.