About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts asking big questions about why some people have less than others, or when you want to nurture a sense of global empathy. This introductory biography follows the life of Mother Teresa, focusing on her transition from a teacher to a caregiver for the poorest citizens of Kolkata. It offers a gentle entry point into the concepts of charity and selflessness. Through simple text and real photographs, the book highlights themes of kindness, persistence, and social justice. It is designed specifically for early readers (ages 5 to 8), making complex historical and humanitarian topics accessible without being overwhelming. Parents will appreciate how it frames 'helping' as a lifelong vocation, providing a historical role model for children who are naturally inclined toward helping others.
