Rather, the focus is on individual issues such as sanctity of life, cancel culture, truth, gender identity, and so forth. There is no specific political agenda being pushed here per se. This is an inspiring effort by a collaboration of established writers and media figures who believe strongly in core American values and freedoms.
So far, there are 7 books in the The Brave series with many more planned. I think they’re best for 6-10 year olds although a mature 4-5 year old would also understand most of the stories. These books would be great to use as a framework for a weekly or monthly class. A story, games, missions, and more!Įach book contains a story, family or classroom game ideas, missions, discussion points for further clarification, and more! There’s even a giant map of the island so you can really immerse your kids in the “Brave” universe. In “Paws off My Cannon,” the animals keep losing their cupcakes to the aggressive hyenas and can’t agree on whether the cannons or the hyenas are the problem until they try an experiment. And when she is old he won’t give up on her either. In “Little Lives Matter” Mother Bear refuses to give up on her disabled bear cub Mobi. In “The Island of Free Ice Cream,” the animals of Freedom Island discover that when something is presented as “free” they need to be skeptical. But will trying to be a bird make Kevin happy and fulfilled and free? A “friend” suggests that this means he is actually a bird. For example, in “Elephants are Not Birds” Kevin the elephant loves to sing. Each book contains an animal story in the time-honored tradition of Aesop.Īn animal on Freedom Island confronts a tricky situation in each book. This new series presents issues like Communism, Critical Race Theory, the Sanctity of Life, and 2nd Amendment Rights in a way that 4-10 year olds can understand. Discover Freedom Island, where “The Brave” citizens fight against the villains who strive to take away their freedoms and corrupt their culture.
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