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RUSH: I have been looking forward to this day, I can\u2019t tell you for how long. It\u2019s October 28th and today, Rush Revere and the American Revolution, Time-Travel Adventures with Exceptional Americans<\/a>, book three in the series is actually on sale. The pre-order period is over, and you can now get that book, and you can have it in your hands. You can have it in your hands today. <\/p>\n

Now, I know you would expect me to tout one of my own books. No news there. And you would probably expect me to tout it, oh, pretty positively. And, as such, you might think, “Well, of course Rush would say that. It\u2019s his book.” But let me clarify this. This book, the first two are great and proud and happy, all of that, but as you write these, you hope they get better. In anything you do, you want to get better each time you do it. And a lot of effort has been put into this third book, Rush Revere and the American Revolution<\/a>. <\/p>\n

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You see, folks, we live in the greatest country on earth. We have an incredible history, a great, great story. And our mission in this series is to tell that story. To tell the story of the American founding in a very relatable way so that the young reader can really get to know the exceptional patriots, the people who made this country possible. This is a once-in-a-lifetime experiment in how human beings organize and manage themselves politically, socially, economically as a population of a single nation. It was never tried before. It is miraculous. I love this country. I wish everybody did. I hope everybody will. And that is one of the many reasons for the Rush Revere series<\/a>. <\/p>\n

Now, it\u2019s October 28th. Veterans Day is coming up. We have tied this book to the military in that we have dedicated it to them, and the timing of the release is to facilitate that dedication. What we\u2019ve done in this book is we\u2019ve gone back to various events in American history. I don\u2019t want to give the story away.<\/p>\n

But we\u2019ve also combined the history in this book with a modern-day reality for many military families, and that is mom or dad being deployed to a theater of war and their young children, partially, understanding it but sometimes not really understanding it and having trouble coping with it, coping with the absence of mom or dad. <\/p>\n

We have incorporated a story of just that reality into Rush Revere and the American Revolution<\/a>, as a tribute to the people in the military who, above all, have risked everything to defend and protect and preserve our great country. The story involves our character named Cam. His father is deployed to Afghanistan. Cam has trouble dealing with his father\u2019s absence and doesn\u2019t understand it.<\/p>\n

He takes it personally, feels a little — not abandoned, but rejected. But during the time travels back to crucial events in American history, the light starts going off in his head and things dawn on him, and it\u2019s a beautiful thing. We all… This is a very small team of people that work on these books. It\u2019s a labor of love. It takes help. I couldn\u2019t do this myself by any stretch of the imagination. <\/p>\n

<\/a>We\u2019ve been so excited \u2019cause we love the military so much; we hold them in such respect. I personally just could not wait. I\u2019ve not been able to wait for this book to get out into the hands of the people we love and cherish and admire so much in the US military, and we\u2019ve incorporated that into this story. Now, when we first started the series, we talked a lot about how we could get younger people to enjoy history. <\/p>\n

And in a way, not even know it was history. You wanted them to learn it but not demand that they learn it, not require they take a test to prove that they\u2019ve learned it. We wanted them to enjoy learning it. So we\u2019ve portrayed history as a series of incredible adventures. We thought the best plan would be to take them right to the action so they can experience these amazing events like the Boston Tea Party, like the Pilgrims arriving.<\/p>\n

They have conversations with the actual people who founded this country, people like Benjamin Franklin. So the time-travel adventures were born. We created the time-traveling horse named Liberty. Rush Revere\u2019s the substitute teacher at Manchester Middle School, and he can time travel with the horse. They can go back anywhere they want in American history, anywhere they want at any time.<\/p>\n

Take some students, they go back, and actually live these moments in American history. This is the third adventure, Rush Revere and the American Revolution, and it really is a must-read. It\u2019s heartfelt. It\u2019s patriotic. It\u2019s absolutely hilarious at times. It\u2019ll bring tears to your eyes. We\u2019re already getting that kind of feedback from people. And I say, I don\u2019t want to give too much away.<\/p>\n

But the story of Cam and his father and his mom, and his father\u2019s deployment, is a key element in the book here as it\u2019s dedicated to the US military. Because through the time travels, Cam starts to mature right in front of the reader\u2019s eyes and learns from American history a great deal about the Why and the How of military people. It gives him some insight about the amazing sacrifice of all of our military heroes. <\/p>\n

And when he realizes his dad is one of them? Oh, I guarantee you you\u2019re gonna need some tissues nearby. Kids are gonna love it. Grandparents\/parents are gonna enjoy sharing this with your kids. We\u2019re very proud of it. It\u2019s on sale today. Barnes & Noble. Books-A-Million\u2019s<\/a> got some great displays. Amazon, iBooks, you name it. Wherever you buy books, it\u2019s out there, and it\u2019s not expensive. <\/p>\n