Martha MacCallum THE BOOK OF VALOR signing at Interabang Books

Come meet & greet Martha MacCallum to celebrate with release of her new book, THE BOOK OF VALOR! Books are included with a ticket.

New York Times bestselling author and beloved Fox host Martha MacCallum returns with another book of historical stories, a beautifully illustrated keepsake covering the highlights of 250 years of American valor.

The Book of Valor profiles 14 American heroes who exemplified noble, unsung heroism—from Joshua Chamberlain to Mother Cabrini to Paul Revere. Noble last stands and desperate missions. Vivid adventures and heartbreaking sacrifices. It’s thanks to them that we’re all here—and each has something to teach us about how to be brave. Spanning American history from The Mayflower to the present day, The Book of Valor will bring historical figures to life, imagining their stories in their own voices, and highlighting the surprising and counterintuitive facts behind the myths. Informative, inspiring, and deeply researched, the book will be a highly designed, black-and-white book full of illustrations and photos bringing history to life.

Martha MacCallum is anchor and executive editor of The Story with Martha MacCallum, seen Monday through Friday on Fox News. She is also co-anchor of Fox News Election coverage, moderating town halls and debates with the presidential candidates, alongside Bret Baier and Chris Wallace. Prior to becoming anchor of The Story, MacCallum anchored, "The First 100 Days," reporting nightly on the first months of the Trump administration and interviewing the President on his 100th Day. She has covered presidential and mid-term elections for Fox News since 2004, as well as extensive reporting from the field on the primary races across the country. MacCallum has reported from Normandy, France during the 75th Anniversary of D-Day, and from Iwo Jima's "Reunion of Honor." Prior to Fox News, MacCallum was an award winning reporter for CNBC, covering homeland security and the US economy, and a reporter/producer for Wall Street Journal Television.