LADY LIBERTY'S LIGHT

Written by: Barbara Birenbaum

ISBN 9780935343120     Hard cover          List Price       $ 14.95
ISBN 9780935343113      Soft cover          List Price       $   5.95

Age 5  to 100  Fiction
Size: 5 1/2 x 8 1/2       48 Pages

The KINDL Books -  Adventures in reading series.

Character:  Kindl is a walking, talking symbol of light whose adventure stories are a blend of historical fact or legend. 
 

Story: Lady Liberty's Light is a centennial holiday adventure in which Kindl, the candle, meets the Statue of Liberty and the torch of freedom she holds.  As she shares her on-hundred-year history, the torch shares its special glow.

Book has music with Lyrics - "Lady Liberty's Light"

This adventures follow the 3E's to reading:  Education, Entertainment and Enjoyment © with stories based on events.

TESTIMONIALS listed below

TESTIMONIALS

TRIBUTE!

“ . . . truly a tribute to the Statue of Liberty and the message for which she represents.”

 D.L. Wolper, Chairman - STATUE OF LIBERTY FOUNDATION

Finest!

“Your book is of the finest quality.”

                                                T.W. - Disney World Village

Liberty Centennial!

"LADY LIBERTY’S LIGHT tells how Kindl, searching for the reasons behind our celebration of the Statue of Liberty’s 100th birthday, travels through America and across the Atlantic Ocean to Europe to learn the Statue’s history.”

                                                                        Chuck Albury - ST. PETERSBURG TIMES NEWSPAPER, St. Petersburg, FL

Knowledge and Enjoyment!

“ . . . do continue the good work that you are doing with today’s elementary school children. There is definitely a need for children to gain knowledge while they are enjoying reading.”

                                                                        R.A.G. - HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY

Sensitive!

“ . . . an interesting and sensitive book.”

                                                          C.M. - READING RAINBOW

National Honor

 Placed in the Statue of Liberty, 2001 as a commemorative book.  Available for purchase in the Museum collection.