Growing up in a strict household with a critical mother, Eleanor Roosevelt often felt lonely and found her comfort in books. But her compassionate heart and lively mind soon guided her to a life of extraordinary purpose. Instead of attending parties like other young women of her wealthy class, Eleanor chose to teach children in New York City’s poorest neighborhoods. Her dedication to helping others only grew when she became First Lady. As a fearless ambassador, activist, and champion of civil rights, she changed the soul of America forever. Through eloquent storytelling and beautiful paintings, discover the inspiring legacy of a quiet girl who found her voice and used it to change the world.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
48 Pages
