Frank Carlson Library

Describes the unveiling of the Statue of Liberty and its importance as a symbol of freedom.

An account of the long history of the Liberty Bell of Philadelphia-the important occasions on which it rang, its long journey thorughout the country so all Americans could view it, and its final removal to Independence Hall.

A small-town war hero is heartbroken when his own son Tom loses his life defending America. Tom left behind a son of his own named Christian, and 14 years later, the young boy and his mother move back to the small town to be with their family for the holidays. When powerful Washington interests seek to stamp out religious expression, Christian inspires his grandfather to take a stand for the ideals Tom died defending.

Presents some of the facts and stories about the famous bell in Philadelphia that has come to be a symbol of our country's freedom.

A small-town war hero is heartbroken when his own son Tom loses his life defending America. Tom left behind a son of his own named Christian, and 14 years later, the young boy and his mother move back to the small town to be with their family for the holidays. Christian disconnects with his grandfather Bob, as they both are going through the pain of losing a dad and losing a son.

Gives the history of the first one hundred years of the statue standing as an international symbol of freedom.

This sweet children's book is a work of art that truly captures the foundational values of the United States of America -- faith, family, and freedom.