The Story of Eliza Hamilton

Reach for this book when your child is grappling with the idea of legacy or asking how one person can make a difference after a loss. It is a perfect choice for children who are sensitive to the concept of grief but ready to see how pain can be transformed into a lifetime of service and purpose. This biography introduces Eliza Hamilton, not just as the wife of a famous founding father, but as a formidable force of nature in her own right. The story explores themes of resilience and empathy, showing how Eliza overcame the loss of her husband and eldest son to establish New York City's first private orphanage. It is an inspiring, age appropriate look at historical perseverance and the power of a kind heart. Parents will appreciate how it frames history through the lens of social responsibility rather than just politics or war.