The Making of a Hero - Hubbard, Rita Lorraine
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Explore the stories of courage, sacrifice, and patriotism that earned these remarkable individuals the Medal of Honor. Join Mrs. Johnson and her class on an exciting "hero hunt" through the National Medal of Honor Heritage Center, where they encounter the inspiring stories of Medal of Honor Recipients spanning from the Civil War to modern conflicts. This captivating journey introduces young readers to the values that define a hero: citizenship, patriotism, courage, integrity, sacrifice, and commitment. This engaging book will spark discussions about heroism, inspire readers to find the hero…mehr

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Explore the stories of courage, sacrifice, and patriotism that earned these remarkable individuals the Medal of Honor. Join Mrs. Johnson and her class on an exciting "hero hunt" through the National Medal of Honor Heritage Center, where they encounter the inspiring stories of Medal of Honor Recipients spanning from the Civil War to modern conflicts. This captivating journey introduces young readers to the values that define a hero: citizenship, patriotism, courage, integrity, sacrifice, and commitment. This engaging book will spark discussions about heroism, inspire readers to find the hero within themselves and celebrate the enduring legacy of America's bravest. Perfect for classrooms, families, and anyone who wants to learn more about the Medal of Honor and the incredible individuals who earned it.
Autorenporträt
Rita Lorraine Hubbard is a former teacher of over 20 years who now writes historical children's books about people who overcome odds with heart and courage. She is the author of The Oldest Student: How Mary Walker Learned to Read, which won the 2022 Texas Bluebonnet award; Hammering for Freedom, which won the 2012 Lee and Low New Voices award; and African Americans of Chattanooga: A History of Unsung Heroes, which won the 2014 East Tennessee Preservation Award. Rita recently received the 2024 Ruth Holmberg Arts Leadership Award and is a long-standing member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI).