*Mamie Eisenhower Library Project Recommended Book 

A unique and colorful conservative children's book, "Founders' Fables" helps families explain America's most treasured values through the use of ten simple fables. 

   *Mamie Eisenhower Library Project Recommended Book  

After learning about veterans in school, a young boy discovers that heroes live all around him: the butcher, barber, librarian, and many other members of his community who have helped protect our freedom and liberty by serving in various branches of the American military.  

Follow Liberty as she is raised and trained for her important mission as a four-legged companion for a military veteran ... a military service dog.

 Tucker is the new kid in school, and his friends believe he should be the next class president. Is he the leader his classmates have been looking for? Throughout the election cycle, Tucker learns lessons about America's Founding Fathers, conservative values, and what it means to be a leader.  

* A Mamie Eisenhower Library Project Recommended Book

"Coming to America," begins on board the Queen Elizabeth where rough seas make going upstairs feel like going downstairs! Join 13-year-old Rosalie as she crosses an ocean and struggles to find her way in a new world.  

 *Mamie Eisenhower Library Project Recommended Book 

* Winner of the Will Rogers Medallion Award

Written in an engaging rhyming verse, Pioneer Pups teaches elementary-aged children about the age of westward expansion in American history and about the lives of the pioneers who braved the wilderness to help our country grow. The book is a useful tool for teachers of younger children and an entertaining read for older elementary-school children.  

When Ellis gets lost in the creepy forest behind his house, a mysterious light draws his attention. He steps into the light, bringing his anxiety-prone dachshund and followed by one very hyper mouse. Together, they find themselves trapped in the dark, ominous world of Kibblestan, a land full of bizarre canines, over-sized rats and small creatures called Petikins .

A fantastical adventure with a patriotic twist!

* A Mamie Eisenhower Library Project Recommended Book

Learn about flag etiquette, immigrant assimilation, and American pride in a lovely story about two boys who find an old chest with a treasure map inside...

* A Mamie Eisenhower Library Project Recommended Book

 America's unique presidential election system is often misunderstood-and perhaps especially hard to explain to our children. "We Elect a President: The Story of Our Electoral College" will help you and your family discover more about the Electoral College and its remarkable history. 

Written for families of elementary-age children, Let's Chat About Economics identifies and illustrates basic economic principles through familiar scenarios. This book provides a framework for adults (parents, grandparents and teachers) to discuss economics with young children and continue these observations and conversations throughout life. 

In Your Vote Counts, America Johnson learns the hard way that some kids don't understand why they should speak up. Her dream of running for student council at school turns into an explanation to students about using their voice, making a choice, and voting. 

   With a little guidance from Mrs. Quinn, the ever-present park volunteer, Danny, Maria and their friends explore monarchy, anarchy, dictatorship and communism only to find that these options lack freedom and choice. Through their own experiences the children decide that democracy is truly the best form of governing the treehouse and celebrate their newly-found freedom on Independence Day!   

* Winner of Gold Medallion: Will Rogers Medallion Award

Sam Houston was Governor of two states, U.S. Congressman, President of the Republic of Texas, U.S. Senator, an accomplished and brave leader, and a man of honor. Learn all about General Houston's adventurous and exciting life, including the years he spent with the Cherokee Indians and his surprising victory at the Battle of San Jacinto.  

   *Mamie Eisenhower Library Project Recommended Book

 *Winner of the Purple Dragonfly Book Award

  At last, the third volume in Nancy Arnold’s award-winning children’s Pups series is here!  This book's sparkling and rhythmic rhyming verse effortlessly enchants young readers, teaching them about a crucial moment in North American history while entertaining them with an exciting story of survival.  

Texas: Cowboys and Campfires is a historical fiction book about three boys who spend time during the summer on the Double A Ranch in Hood County, Texas.   They learn about David and Elizabeth Crockett, Lizzie Johnson, Charles Goodnight, Oliver Loving, Jesse Chisholm, Stephen F. Austin, Sam Houston, and more!  

Hike the Continental Divide, eat blueberries with a moose in Maine or lasso a Longhorn in the Lonestar State. 50 States of Fun is the fun-filled way to learn about the USA! Great for classrooms, families and “kids” of all ages. 

Eleven-year-old Johnny Vic is propelled into a thrilling journey back in time where he meets exciting heroes, great thinkers, and a host of unforgettable characters.  

The Liberty Lane book series provides parents and kids a launchpad for conversations about principles. Rather than push a divisive agenda, Liberty Lane promotes values all conservatives share: hard work, personal responsibility, tradition, humility, and patriotism. 

 This educational and inspirational book makes it not only interesting but fun for children and adults to learn the history of our nation's flag. In the end the little star makes it to the nation's flag, teaching children to aim high and never sway so they can be like the star and reach their goals.  

  *Mamie Eisenhower Library Project Recommended Book *Winner of the Arizona Glyph Book Award
This charmingly illustrated book follows the adventures of a group of puppies who play witness to many of the most important events in the history of Revolutionary America. The puppies encounter many historical figures of the period, such as George and Martha Washington, Betsy Ross, Paul Revere, Thomas Jefferson, and Benjamin Franklin.   

    Liberty on the Loose in the White House is a fun filled story of Liberty, a sassy Scottie, who just had to break her leash and dash into the White House to check things out. Searching for Liberty is an education for America and her family about the most famous home in the United States and who lives there.  

 * Sequel to The Chronicles of Kibblestan: Revolution
Kibblestan has changed since Ellis’ last adventure, and now there are secrets in Kibblestan that only the dogs know--sinister secrets they’ll do anything to protect. But Kinzie’s quest to find Mo is about to uncover these secrets, one by one, revealing a truth about the canines that could alter Kibblestan forever.  

   Nineteen-year-old American airman Evan looks out the window of his B-17 Bomber while seven-year-old Mette looks out her cottage window below. Their paths are about to cross, but the path is one of love and kindness. This beautifully illustrated true story demonstrates how, while war affects innocent people, those involved can remain good and grateful during difficult times.

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