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With My Rifle by My Side

by Kimberly Jo Simac (2010)

About this book

With My Rifle by My Side is a story written for young children to encourage an appreciation and respect for appropriate firearm use. It is a charming children s story written in verse that reclaims American values through the perspective of a young boy. The boy enjoys sharing in the experience of hunting with his Dad and sister. He also learns about gun safety as he learns how to shoot his own rifle. After taking part in their outdoor activities, the boy s family learns about our nation s history as they visit American monuments. The boy begins to understand the solemn necessity of firearms as they pertain to America s foundation and the preservation of our liberty. He hears stories that inspire the boy to do his part to American freedom, to protect his family, and to carry on the legacy of the nation s founders. With My Rifle by My Side is a book with colorful illustrations and a delightful story that renews the spirit of American liberty and honor.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreWith My Rifle by My Side Lead Character

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