Celebrate America’s 250th birthday with Oliver Doodle Dandy in this inspiring and beautifully illustrated story that brings the history, heroes, and heart of the United States to life. When Henry and Holly head to the attic to retrieve flags for their family’s 250th Fourth of July celebration, they discover Oliver and his friends preparing for a patriotic parade of their own. What follows is an unforgettable journey through the people, places, and ideas that make America special. Oliver introduces children to the great leaders of our nation, reenacts important moments in history, and shares words of wisdom from presidents including Washington, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Kennedy, Reagan, and Trump. He and the other ornaments teach the children about civil rights figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks, innovators like Henry Ford, and the many men and women who have served our country, as seen on pages 19 and 20 of the PDF where first responders and members of the military are honored. Children also learn about the natural beauty of America, including national parks, coastlines, farmland, and landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty. Through their time with Oliver, Henry and Holly discover why America’s birthday is worth celebrating and why the United States continues to be a land of imagination, opportunity, and freedom. This message is captured clearly on page 15 where Oliver explains that imagination is at the heart of America’s story and that the nation was built on endless possibilities and generosity. Filled with energy, color, and patriotic spirit, Oliver Doodle Dandy Celebrates 250 Years of America is a perfect gift for children, families, classrooms, and anyone who loves the United States. It encourages pride in our country, gratitude for our freedoms, and a deeper understanding of the people who have shaped our history. Ideal for Independence Day, Constitution Day, Veterans Day, Presidents Day, patriotic programs, school classrooms, and family traditions. This new edition also features a special multi page epilogue that takes place fifty years later. It shows Henry and Holly’s grandchildren discovering Oliver and learning why America continues to be the greatest country in the world. It is a heartfelt reminder that the love of country is passed from one generation to the next and that the American story continues to inspire.
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