About This Book
Who Was Eleanor Roosevelt? introduces young readers to the remarkable life of Eleanor Roosevelt, from her challenging childhood to her transformative role as First Lady of the United States. This chapter book highlights her pioneering efforts to use her platform for social change, advocating for human rights, civil rights, and women's issues through writing, speaking, and teaching. It's an accessible and inspiring account for children aged 7-11, perfect for school projects or for parents looking to introduce their children to influential historical figures and the importance of speaking up for what is right.
Discussion Prompts
1
What made Eleanor Roosevelt different from other First Ladies of her time?
2
Why do you think it's important to speak out about issues you care about, even if it's difficult?
3
How did Eleanor Roosevelt's actions impact the lives of others?
4
What qualities did Eleanor Roosevelt possess that made her a strong leader?
5
If you could ask Eleanor Roosevelt one question, what would it be and why?
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