Carol Stream, Ill.—Bill Bennett, former US Secretary of Education and host of the nationally syndicated radio show Morning in America, has partnered with John Cribb to write America the Strong: Conservative Ideas to Spark the Next Generation (September 2015, $24.99, HC, 978-1-4964-0593-7 http://mediacenter.tyndale.com/1_products/details.asp?isbn=978-1-4964-0593-7 that will generate dialogue regarding the importance of conservative beliefs and expound why these principles need to be carried forth, especially in the upcoming elections.
In America the Strong, Bennett, the author of 24 books including the New York Times bestseller The Book of Virtues, along with Cribb, specifically defines five principles that will kindle conversation. These five principles are outlined by the acronym F.L.I.N.T.: Free enterprise, Limited government, Individual liberty, National defense, and Traditional values.
America the Strong shows how these principles have made the United States a great nation and why they are worth preserving. It answers more than one hundred questions, from “Do conservatives hate the government?” to “What’s wrong with having an open border?” to “Why can’t rich people pay all the taxes?” In easy-to-understand language, it explains conservative positions on topics ranging from abortion to Islamic terrorism.
America the Strong releases in September 2015 and will feature a comprehensive marketing campaign and national media tour.
William J. Bennett is the former US Secretary of Education and current host of the seventh-ranked nationally syndicated radio program Morning in America. Bill is the author of twenty-four books, including the #1 New York Times bestsellers The Book of Virtues and The Death of Outrage.
John T. E. Cribb is an author whose previous work includes The American Patriot’s Almanac (coauthored with Bill Bennett) and The Educated Child (coauthored with Bill Bennett and Checker Finn). He has collaborated with Bill Bennett on several books, including The Book of Virtues.
Tyndale House Publishers, founded in 1962, is the world’s largest privately held Christian publisher of books, Bibles, and digital media. Tyndale has published many New York Times bestsellers. The largest portion of its profit goes to the nonprofit Tyndale House Foundation, which makes grants to help meet the physical and spiritual needs of people around the world. Tyndale was founded to publish Living Letters, which later comprised part of The Living Bible, a contemporary paraphrase of the Bible that became a global publishing phenomenon. Tyndale now publishes the Holy Bible, New Living Translation (NLT), the translation of choice for millions of people.
