Experience a touching glimpse into the lives of Abraham and Mary Lincoln during the tumultuous years of the Civil War in Helen Topping Miller's "Christmas for Tad: A Story of Mary and Abraham Lincoln." This historical fiction portrays the personal side of the Lincolns, focusing on their son Tad and the challenges they faced.

Explore the spirit of Christmas within the walls of the White House as the First Family navigates the pressures of leadership and the joys of parenthood. This meticulously prepared print edition offers a poignant look at a family striving to maintain normalcy amidst national crisis. A compelling narrative categorized as historical and religious fiction, "Christmas for Tad" offers readers a unique perspective on Abraham Lincoln through the eyes of his family.

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