Now that the Fourth of July is here, what better way to enjoy the festivities? Books! Here are four books that explore the beauty of America and the country's diversity. Get cozy and delve into these inspiring reads this Fourth of July.

Blue Sky White Stars by Sarvinder Naberhaus

This book honors America's iconic images by combining colorful drawings by renowned artist Kadir Nelson with wonderfully simple yet profoundly poignant lines. Each layout presents a rich panorama, ranging from the powerful portrayal of the American flag to vistas like the Statue of Liberty, unified civil rights demonstrators, and the exhilarating spaceship launch at Cape Canaveral.

Together, these texts and drawings create a moving ode to America, honoring its varied landscapes from coast to coast and embracing its past and present.

We Came to America by Faith Ringgold

The colorful illustrations by Faith Ringgold in this book honor the diverse fabric of America. Everybody who has come to the country, from the Native Americans who first lived here to the innumerable people who came in search of better possibilities, has brought a distinct history and contribution. Their tales, artwork, music, and grit - whether motivated by aspirations, escaping misfortune, or pursuing independence - have profoundly influenced the makeup of our country.

This book serves as a moving reminder of our common past and the hope it provides for future generations while also honoring each individual who has contributed to the cultural tapestry of America.

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We the Kids by David Catrow

Have you ever gone beyond mere memorization to comprehend the significance of the Preamble to the Constitution? This engaging examination encourages kids to investigate its concepts and principles, demonstrating its significance for their lives now and in the future.

This unusual and thought-provoking book, appropriate for readers of all ages, provides a novel viewpoint on America's founding ideals, making it perfect for generating conversations in schools and at home.

Apple Pie Fourth of July by Janet S. Wong

Bewildered to see her parents preparing Chinese cuisine for their family's business on an American holiday, a lively Chinese-American girl tries to tell them about the accepted customs. However, she finds a surprising reality as the procession continues and fireworks light up the sky.

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