What does Katharina Luther do with an old monastery, a house full of children, a hardworking husband, constant guests, and very little money? She works—with joy, skill, and thankfulness to God! The Woman Who Helped a Reformer introduces little readers to the remarkable daily life of Katie Luther, whose faithfulness and industry supported Martin Luther and helped shape the Reformation home.

This simple, engaging story gives toddlers a peek into Katie’s bustling days—caring for her family, managing a busy household, and serving others with a grateful heart. Young children will delight in the lively illustrations and the many details tucked into each scene, making every reading a new adventure.

Written for ages 1–3 and presented in a sturdy board-book format, this charming introduction to church history is perfect for family reading and early childhood classrooms. Its warm storytelling and beautiful artwork will have little ones asking to hear Katie’s story again and again—while quietly planting small seeds in their hearts.