The Doctor's! A Kid's Guide to Shakespeare's Daughter's House

The narrative explores the personal life of William and Anne Shakespeare, focusing on their children: Susanna, Hamnet, and Judith. The tragic death of Hamnet at eleven, possibly from the plague, left Shakespeare without a male heir, casting a shadow over his family life. In contrast, Susanna's marriage to the esteemed physician John Hall represents a source of joy for Shakespeare, showcasing the interplay of loss and happiness in his domestic sphere. The book delves into themes of family, grief, and societal status in Elizabethan England.