George Washington: A Revolutionary Life

A fresh, illustrated middle-grade biography of George Washington, created in partnership with the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association. This engaging volume brings new research, archival discoveries, and full-color artwork to young readers, offering a nuanced look at one of America’s most complex founding figures.

From his early life and rise as a Virginia planter at George Washington's Mount Vernon, to his leadership during the American Revolution and his role in shaping the new nation as its first president, this biography explores Washington’s life with depth and accessibility.

The book highlights his evolution as a military leader, farmer, entrepreneur, and statesman, while also addressing the contradictions of his legacy as an enslaver and a champion of democracy.

Details: 

• Focus: American Revolution, Mount Vernon, early U.S. history
• Audience: Ages 8–12 / middle-grade readers

Includes a signed bookplate from the author