America’s Promise

America’s Promise by Alma Powell is a picture book published by Harper Collins on April 15, 2003. This 32-page edition is presented in English and invites young readers to join Honey and her younger brother, Benji, as they explore their new neighborhood. Throughout their adventures, they meet Mrs. Mayberry at her Play and Learn House, where they engage in activities that foster community spirit and teamwork.
The narrative emphasizes themes of social values and virtues, showcasing the importance of caring adults, safe environments, and opportunities for personal growth. As Honey and Benji tackle a unique challenge presented by Mayor Crawley, they learn about determination and the rewards of working together. This book aims to inspire children and adults alike to contribute positively to their communities, aligning with the principles of America’s Promise.
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Honey and her younger brother, Benji, are new to the neighborhood. As Honey and Benji explore their town, they meet new friends, and encounter a special lady called Mrs. Mayberry. At Mrs. Mayberry’s Play and Learn House, they enjoy books, music, games, and snacks. And when a surprise visit from Mayor Crawley presents the gang with an unusual task, determination and hard work help them conquer an exceptional challenge and reap the rewards of community spirit.
In this playful picture book, Alma Powell introduces young readers to the basic principles of America’s Promise — caring adults, safe places, a healthy start, marketable skills, and opportunities to serve — and inspires us all to make America a better place for our children.
Mrs. Powell is donating all of her royalties for this book to America’s Promise — The Alliance for Youth.
A portion of the publisher’s proceeds will also be donated to America’s Promise.
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