The Story of Princess Diana

Reach for this biography when your child begins to notice social inequalities or asks how one person can make a difference in the lives of many. It is a perfect choice for children who are sensitive to the needs of others or who feel like they do not always fit the traditional mold of what is expected of them. This book follows the life of Diana Spencer from her quiet childhood to her global influence as the Princess of Wales. It emphasizes her humanitarian work with landmines, AIDS patients, and homelessness, showing that her real power came from her empathy rather than her crown. It is a gentle introduction to 20th-century history and the concept of using a platform for social justice.