About This Book
In this engaging chapter book, part of the popular Xavier Riddle series, young Xavier is tasked with the seemingly mundane job of handing out maps at a museum. Feeling bored and uninspired, he travels back in time to meet Eleanor Roosevelt, a historical figure renowned for her dedication to helping others. Through his interaction with her, Xavier learns the importance of taking every chance to make a difference, no matter how small the task. This book is perfect for introducing children aged 4-11 to historical figures, the concept of social responsibility, and the empowering idea that anyone can be helpful and make an impact.
Discussion Prompts
1
What did Xavier learn from Eleanor Roosevelt about helping others? How can you apply that lesson in your own life?
2
Eleanor Roosevelt was known for her kindness and standing up for what was right. What are some ways you can show kindness or stand up for fairness?
3
Have you ever felt like a task was boring, like Xavier did? What did you do to make it more interesting or meaningful?
4
If you could travel back in time to meet any historical figure, who would it be and what would you want to learn from them?
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