About This Book
If I Had a Hammer introduces young readers to the impactful work of Habitat for Humanity, sharing true stories of families who partner with volunteers to build safe, affordable homes. It gently explores themes of community, mutual support, and the dignity of work, showing how people from diverse backgrounds come together to make a difference. While touching on the challenges of low-income housing, the narrative consistently emphasizes hope and the empowering process of building a better future. The book also acknowledges the Christian roots of Habitat for Humanity, presenting it as a faith-based organization driven by service.
Presents stories of homes that Habitat for Humanity has built with and for the people who need them.
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Discussion Prompts
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What does 'home' mean to you? Why is it important for everyone to have a safe place to live?
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How do the volunteers and families help each other in these stories? What does 'teamwork' look like here?
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If you could help someone in your community, what would you do?
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The book talks about 'hope.' What gives you hope, and how can we share hope with others?
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What did you learn about Habitat for Humanity? Would you want to be a volunteer someday?
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