Heroes of Liberty Children’s Books

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Heroes of Liberty Children's Books

American values one story at a time!

Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same. ~ Ronald Reagan

Children learn by example. Let them walk in the footsteps of giants by subscribing to Heroes of Liberty’s book series. Ages 7-12. One new book every month.

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Heroes of Liberty Mission

Heroes of Liberty got into books because they couldn’t find the books that they were raised on: entertaining, engaging, story-driven, visually stunning, and not less critical full of love and admiration to the American values which made this country great. After a long creative journey, they successfully recreated the children’s books to bring back magic, joy, and laughter to children’s bedtime.

Why did Heroes of Liberty choose to tell the stories of great people? Well, these people are all made up of stories. We shape our dreams, beliefs, and desires by observing heroes in the stories we read as children. Introducing greatness to our children is the best way to give them valuable life lessons and connect them to our heritage and founding principles.

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