"First Family: Abigail and John Adams" explores the lives and relationship of the second President of the United States, John Adams, and his wife, Abigail. The book delves into their partnership, highlighting how their strong bond and mutual respect shaped their personal lives and political ambitions. Abigail emerges as a significant influence on John's decisions, often providing him with invaluable advice during pivotal moments in history.
The narrative captures the complexities of their marriage, emphasizing Abigail's role as a mother and a political confidante. Throughout the book, readers see how Abigail managed the home front while John navigated the challenges of early American politics. Their correspondence is portrayed as a critical element of their relationship, showcasing their intellectual camaraderie and emotional support.