“Symbols of America” Brings the Nation’s Iconic Emblems to Life with Powerful Historical Insights

(Isstories Editorial):- Fayetteville, Tennessee Feb 19, 2025 (Issuewire.com) – From the bald eagle to the Stars and Stripes, this collection of historical vignettes offers an insightful, richly illustrated journey through the symbols that have come to define the American experience.

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The book delves beyond the surface meanings of American emblems, shedding light on the often-overlooked stories of struggle, triumph, and inspiration that shaped these national icons. Through beautifully crafted narratives and striking imagery, Symbols of America uncovers how these symbols reflect the harsh realities faced by the early pioneers and the principles they fought to uphold as they forged a new society.

Author Rick Laws was inspired to write Symbols of America after witnessing the passion and curiosity of many immigrants in the U.S. who sought a deeper understanding of their adopted country’s history. As an educational resource, the book serves as a valuable tool for those eager to learn about the nation’s symbols, their history, and cultural significance. It’s designed not only as an enriching read for individuals but also as a potential companion for learning programs, classrooms, and libraries.

“Symbols of America” is an essential resource for anyone who wants to understand what these enduring icons truly represent and how they relate to the everyday struggles and victories that have shaped the nation. The book aims to be an accessible, informative, and thought-provoking addition to any library.

In a special collaboration, all proceeds from the sale of Symbols of America will benefit the Tennessee Society, Sons of the American Revolution. The funds raised will be allocated to historical and educational programs that focus on the founding principles of the American Republic and the Constitution.

Symbols of America, is a new book that will be valued as a learning resource. It is a reinforcement for learning about the many cultural Symbols of America.  For teachers or organizations, the book would be a nice complement to learning programs, or perhaps a presentation piece to schools or libraries which you visit.  All the things every American should know about Symbols of America, care ompiled into a single resource.

All proceeds from the sale of the “Symbols of America” support the Tennessee Society, Sons of the American Revolution. The funds will be allocated to historical and educational programs dedicated to the founding principles of the republic and the Constitution of the United States.

For more information or to schedule an interview with the author, please contact:

Rick Laws, MS, DML, [email protected], (931)787-1240

Symbols of America is now available for purchase:

Symbols of America – An American Creation, by Rick Laws, MS, DML

ISBN 978-1-304-15477-4 (soft cover) https://www.lulu.com/shop/rick-laws/symbols-of-america/paperback/product-yvnkmy6.html

ISBN 978-1-304-09216-8 (hard cover) https://www.lulu.com/shop/ricky-laws/symbols-of-america/hardcover/product-2m5krjn.html

Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN) – 2024914751 https://lccn.loc.gov/2024914751

America Creates BLOG- https://americacreateseries.blogspot.com/p/symbols-of-america.html

Book, 183 Pages, US Letter (8.5 x 11 in / 216 x 279 mm), Standard Color, 60# White — Uncoated, Glossy Cover

About the Author

Rick Laws, is an author and historian passionate about sharing the rich history and cultural symbolism of the United States. With a keen interest in the intersection of history and education, Rick hopes to inspire readers to appreciate and understand the powerful symbols that define America.

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