by Rachel Campos-Duffy
Recommended by Donald Trump
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Paloma Wants to be Lady Freedom is a compact, anecdote-driven appeal to teach children unity through family stories and simple language. Rachel Campos-Duffy uses warm domestic scenes and straightforward arguments about history, freedom, and the American Dream, so parents seeking an upbeat script will find ready-to-use phrasing. The main limitation is scope: the book stays personal and broad rather than engaging messy historical detail, and its tone can feel repetitive or didactic if you want nuance. Best read as a mood-setting, short read rather than a detailed civic primer.
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Today we spend so much time talking about diversity and what makes us different that we're forgetting to tell our children stories about what unites us as Americans. We have so many beautiful and important things in commonour history, our love of freedom, and our pursuit of the American Dream. Rachel CamposDuffy is a mother of nine and contributor...
Difficulty:hard
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Donald Trump
American businessman and politician (born 1946), President of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
“Rachel CamposDuffy has written a wonderful book for children, “Paloma Wants To Be Lady Freedom.” She and her husband, Sean Duffy, have done so much for our Country. Buy this book great for the kids!”
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