That's What Heroes Do
Who is a hero? From first responders and soldiers to teachers and friends, discover what makes a real-life hero in this story from Adam Kinzinger, veteran and former congressman. Take to the skies with a boy and his pilot dad as they visit sites across the United States in search of heroes. As they look down on community helpers working hard to lift up others, and even witness those who gave everything at Arlington Cemetery, children will discover that America is built on the service and sacrifices of heroes.
In this imaginative, heartfelt adventure, boys and girls 4 to 8 will
- discover that heroes are all around us,
- learn about notable sites across the United States where heroes work and serve,
- learn that a hero protects and lifts up others,
- understand that anyone can choose kindness and generosity, and
- be inspired to honor the sacrifices made for them.
Inspired by the author's experiences as an Air Force pilot, this story of adventure, curiosity, and patriotism will give children a deeper understanding of the many people who put others first every day to make America a nation of safety and opportunity. Perfect for classroom and homeschool studies about Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Veteran's Day, this hopeful book will encourage children to be tomorrow's heroes—and to start today.
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That's What Heroes Do
That's What Heroes Do
Who is a hero? From first responders and soldiers to teachers and friends, discover what makes a real-life hero in this story from Adam Kinzinger, veteran and former congressman. Take to the skies with a boy and his pilot dad as they visit sites across the United States in search of heroes. As they look down on community helpers working hard to lift up others, and even witness those who gave everything at Arlington Cemetery, children will discover that America is built on the service and sacrifices of heroes.
In this imaginative, heartfelt adventure, boys and girls 4 to 8 will
- discover that heroes are all around us,
- learn about notable sites across the United States where heroes work and serve,
- learn that a hero protects and lifts up others,
- understand that anyone can choose kindness and generosity, and
- be inspired to honor the sacrifices made for them.
Inspired by the author's experiences as an Air Force pilot, this story of adventure, curiosity, and patriotism will give children a deeper understanding of the many people who put others first every day to make America a nation of safety and opportunity. Perfect for classroom and homeschool studies about Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Veteran's Day, this hopeful book will encourage children to be tomorrow's heroes—and to start today.
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Who is a hero? From first responders and soldiers to teachers and friends, discover what makes a real-life hero in this story from Adam Kinzinger, veteran and former congressman. Take to the skies with a boy and his pilot dad as they visit sites across the United States in search of heroes. As they look down on community helpers working hard to lift up others, and even witness those who gave everything at Arlington Cemetery, children will discover that America is built on the service and sacrifices of heroes.
In this imaginative, heartfelt adventure, boys and girls 4 to 8 will
- discover that heroes are all around us,
- learn about notable sites across the United States where heroes work and serve,
- learn that a hero protects and lifts up others,
- understand that anyone can choose kindness and generosity, and
- be inspired to honor the sacrifices made for them.
Inspired by the author's experiences as an Air Force pilot, this story of adventure, curiosity, and patriotism will give children a deeper understanding of the many people who put others first every day to make America a nation of safety and opportunity. Perfect for classroom and homeschool studies about Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Veteran's Day, this hopeful book will encourage children to be tomorrow's heroes—and to start today.
