Rush Revere and the American Revolution

by Rush Limbaugh

First published 2014

Rush Revere opens a magical portal to 1775 with his talking horse Liberty and student companions Cam, Tommy, and Freedom. They arrive as colonial rebellion against British rule reaches its breaking point. The time travelers witness Paul Revere's midnight ride and see two lanterns hung in the Old North Church. They must stop a British spy from capturing Paul Revere while navigating the dangerous battles of Lexington, Concord, and Bunker Hill. Rush Revere introduces his young friends to heroes like Dr. Joseph Warren and George Washington. The group watches the signing of the Declaration of Independence during eight years of war and uncertainty. Cam struggles with anger about his father serving as a soldier in Afghanistan. Meeting the brave Americans who fought against overwhelming odds helps Cam understand his dad's sacrifice in a new way. Between adventures, Liberty enjoys his favorite smoothies while the kids prefer strawberry flavors.

Genres: historical-fiction, adventure, time-travel, american-history

Vibes: emotional, fast-paced, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family, time-travel

Setting: Bunker Hill, Concord, Lexington, Old North Church

Period: 1775, American Revolution

244 pages · Hardcover · Threshold Editions

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