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Red, White, and Boom! by Lee Wardlaw
Celebrate the Fourth of July with this fun and colorful book. From morning parades and family picnics to fireworks at night, this story captures all the excitement and joy of America’s birthday. The rhyming text and vibrant illustrations make it a lively read that kids will love. It’s perfect for getting into the holiday spirit and learning about this patriotic celebration.

America Is… by Louise Borden
This beautifully illustrated book takes readers on a journey across the diverse landscapes of America. From bustling cities to quiet countryside, it showcases the variety and beauty of the country. The poetic text is both informative and engaging, making it a wonderful introduction to the United States for young readers. It’s a perfect book for bedtime or any time you want to inspire a sense of wonder about the world.

The Story of the Statue of Liberty by Betsy Maestro
Dive into the history of one of America’s most iconic landmarks with this engaging book. It tells the story of the Statue of Liberty from its conception in France to its assembly in New York Harbor. The detailed illustrations and straightforward text make it easy for kids to understand the significance of the statue. This book is a great way to introduce children to historical concepts and the meaning of freedom.

O, Say Can You See? by Shelia Keenan
Learn all about America’s famous symbols, like the Liberty Bell, the American flag, and the bald eagle. This book is packed with fun facts and vibrant illustrations that bring these national icons to life. It’s a great way for kids to understand and appreciate the symbols that represent the United States. Perfect for curious minds and budding historians!

If I Were President by Catherine Stier
Imagine what it would be like to be the President of the United States! This book takes kids through a day in the life of the president, showing them the important duties and responsibilities of the role. It’s an inspiring and educational read that makes learning about government fun. The engaging illustrations and relatable text make it easy for kids to envision themselves in the president’s shoes.

Our American Flag by Mary Firestone
Discover the story behind the American flag in this beautifully illustrated book. It explains the history and significance of the flag in a way that’s easy for kids to understand. With simple text and bright pictures, it’s a perfect introduction to the symbol of American freedom and unity. Ideal for young readers who are just starting to learn about the country’s heritage.

Apple Pie 4th of July by Janet S. Wong
This heartwarming story follows a young girl who worries that no one will want to eat Chinese food on the Fourth of July. It’s a beautiful tale about blending cultures and celebrating American diversity. The expressive illustrations and relatable storyline make it a delightful read for kids. Perfect for teaching about cultural diversity and inclusion.

Presidents’ Day by Anne Rockwell
Learn about Presidents’ Day and some of America’s most famous presidents with this engaging book. It’s filled with interesting facts and bright illustrations that make history come alive for kids. This book is a great way to introduce young readers to important historical figures and the holiday that celebrates them.

Being a Good Citizen by Mary Small
This book teaches kids about being good citizens and helping their communities. It’s full of practical advice and examples that show kids how they can make a positive impact. With clear text and engaging illustrations, it’s a valuable resource for teaching children about civic responsibility and kindness.

U.S. Symbols by Ann-Marie Kishel
Explore different symbols of the USA, like the bald eagle and the Liberty Bell, with this informative book. It’s packed with fun facts and colorful pictures, making it a great learning tool for kids. This book helps young readers understand the significance of these symbols and their place in American history.

The Bald Eagle by Norman Pearl
Learn all about the bald eagle, America’s national bird. This book covers everything from its biology to its role as a symbol of freedom. It’s great for kids who love animals and want to learn more about the country’s iconic bird. The detailed illustrations and interesting facts make it an engaging read.

L Is for Liberty by Wendy Cheyette Lewison
A simple and fun introduction to the Statue of Liberty. With interesting facts and colorful illustrations, this book is perfect for young readers learning about this iconic symbol of freedom. It’s a great way to start conversations about history and what liberty means.

F Is for Flag by Wendy Cheyette Lewison
This book introduces kids to the American flag and its significance. The simple text and bright illustrations make it a fun and easy read for early readers. It’s a great way to teach kids about the flag and its role in American culture and history.

My Teacher for President by Kay Winters
Imagine if your teacher became the president! This fun story highlights the qualities of a good leader in a way that kids can relate to. It’s a charming and imaginative read with delightful illustrations. Perfect for sparking kids’ interest in leadership and government.

The Pledge of Allegiance by Scholastic Inc.
This book explains the Pledge of Allegiance in a simple and clear way, helping kids understand its meaning. With colorful illustrations and easy-to-read text, it’s perfect for teaching the importance of this daily pledge. A great resource for classrooms and home libraries.

We the Kids by David Catrow
A fun way to introduce kids to the preamble of the U.S. Constitution. With humorous illustrations and easy-to-understand text, this book makes learning about the Constitution enjoyable. It’s perfect for young readers and a great tool for teaching about American government.

America: A Patriotic Primer by Lynne Cheney
An A to Z celebration of America’s history and values. Each letter represents a different aspect of the American spirit, from “A is for America” to “Z is for Zeal.” This book is a wonderful introduction to American history and culture for young readers.

Wow! America by Robert Neubecker
Take a fun and visually exciting tour across America with this book. It showcases the country’s diverse landscapes and landmarks, making it a great adventure for young explorers. The vibrant illustrations and engaging text make learning about the USA a blast.

How to Make a Cherry Pie and See the USA by Marjorie Priceman
Follow a young baker traveling across the USA to gather ingredients for a cherry pie. This delightful book combines a fun story with lessons about different states and their unique contributions. It’s a great way to teach kids about geography and the diversity of the country.

America the Beautiful by Katherine Lee Bates
Pairing the lyrics of the beloved song with stunning illustrations, this book is a beautiful tribute to America’s landscapes and ideals. It’s perfect for inspiring pride and appreciation for the country