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Children
Publisher: CreateSpace
ISBN-10: 1453753052
Type: Fiction
Pages: 24
ISBN-13: 9781453753057
The Flag Keeper is a patriotic children's picture book. Elizabeth may be a little bear, but she treats the American flag with big respect. After Dad leaves for a trip, Elizabeth pledges to raise the flag all by herself and create her own Independence Day. This book is designed to teach children about U.S. flag etiquette through an educational fiction story. It includes discussion questions, flag facts, and an activity.
The Flag Keeper is a patriotic children's picture book written by mystery author Stacy Juba and illustrated by Larry Drumtra.
Elizabeth may be a little bear, but she treats the American flag with big respect. After Dad leaves for a trip, Elizabeth pledges to raise the flag all by herself and create her own Independence Day.
Elizabeth the bear wakes up the American flag in the morning and puts it to bed at night. She acts as her father’s “flag keeper,” helping him with his daily tasks of raising the flag and retiring it for the evening. She soaks up the etiquette facts that Dad teaches her, including don’t leave the flag out in the dark without a spotlight. When Dad leaves for a business trip, it frustrates Elizabeth that their flag will be stuck in a boring garage. Every flag she sees reminds her of her job as flag keeper, and Elizabeth grows determined to make her father proud.
This book is designed to teach children about U.S. flag etiquette through an educational fiction story. It includes discussion questions, flag facts, and an activity. The Flag Keeper is ideal for military families, Girl Scout and Boy Scout troops, classroom and library use, and for anyone who wishes to teach a special child about American flag etiquette. It is a perfect complement to patriotic holidays such as Flag Day and the Fourth of July.
Check out the book trailer on You Tube at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LagmKluY1Us&feature=channel
Excerpt
Elizabeth barreled down the steps into the garage. After today, her flag would be stuck on a vacation to nowhere. She had to raise it one last time.
She tripped on the stairs and landed hard on her knees. “Ouch!”
“What’s your hurry?” her father asked. “The flag won’t climb the pole without you.”
“But the bus will be here any minute, Dad.” Elizabeth grabbed the folded flag off its shelf.
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