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«Iron Lady» — this is how women who hold high positions, are distinguished by a strong character and uncompromising decisions are usually called. How did this term emerge, which became the middle name of one of the most influential women in the world, Margaret Thatcher? These and other interesting details you and your children will learn from the book about Margaret Thatcher.

About the book:

The life of the first and only British Prime Minister was complex and interesting. The thirst for knowledge, ability to work and difficulties in life managed to bring up a strong character in Margaret Thatcher. All the vicissitudes of her life made her a person who knows what she wants and goes for her goal. The love and support of her father helped Maggie to believe in herself and her strength."

She started the journey to her dream as a child. Even then, she knew she wanted to become a politician and help her country become great. The goal seemed unattainable because the "iron lady" had no noble background, no money for education, only faith in herself. Maggie believed that she deserved everything she wanted and proved by her example that it was possible.

The story of Margaret Thatcher is a vivid example of how you can succeed through determination, courage and stubbornness.

This is not a banal story about the life of a great figure, it is a biography with a strong charge of motivation that will help each family member not only learn about the life of a great person, but also reconsider their views on life principles. Perhaps you will want to be stricter in some matters, more courageous and decisive in others.

«The only way to climb to the top of the ladder is to overcome step by step. And in the process of this climb, you will suddenly discover all the qualities, skills and abilities you need to succeed that you never seemed to have.

This is what Margaret Thatcher teaches and it is worth listening to her.

The book will be interesting for both children and adults, the chapters can be read in turn, and at the end of each one you can discuss what you have read. Collections of questions and exercises after the chapter will help you remember the most important things.