Captain Sir Tom Moore won the hearts of a country when he walked 100 laps around his lawn to raise funds for the NHS. Captain Sir Tom wished to commemorate many additional inspirational stories from this tumultuous period, and with his permission, these one hundred stories have been compiled into a book of hope for the future. This is a book of thanks for his inspiration, as well as a celebration of remarkable everyday heroes from all throughout the United Kingdom. Hannah Ingram-Moore, Captain Sir Tom Moore's daughter, introduces these wonderfully illustrated true stories of ordinary heroes from throughout the country. We have found optimism in unexpected places during the pandemic, and these one hundred stories of hope, authored by Paralympian Danielle Brown MBE, demonstrate just how extraordinary we can work. Hannah Ingram-Moore, Captain Sir Tom Moore's daughter, introduces these wonderfully illustrated true stories of everyday heroes from around the country. We found optimism in unexpected places throughout the epidemic, and these one hundred stories of hope, authored by Paralympian Danielle Brown MBE, demonstrate just how extraordinary we can work together. We cover well-known examples like Joe Wicks' family exercises, as well as equally amazing stories of common heroes like dancing binmen and fancy-dress postal employees who brought joy to their communities. These are stories about bravery and community, as well as ordinary kindness and perseverance. Discover one hundred different ways to recognise key workers, from scientists racing to develop a vaccine to frontline workers putting themselves in danger to breathing healthier air.