Like That Eleanor

Name: Like That Eleanor
ISBN: 978-1945369735

by Lee Wind, Kelly Mangan

Publisher

Cardinal Rule Press

Publication

Jun 03, 2025

Format

Hardback

Illustrated

Price

$17.25

Dimensions

8.25 x 10.25 x 0.4 in

ISBN

978-1945369735

ASIN

1945369736

Pages

Age

5 - 7 years

Rights Sold

🌍 World Wide Rights Available

Description

What can you do when you see unfair things happening to other people? Eleanor' s not sure, but she wants to make things more fair, like her namesake Eleanor Roosevelt. Robin' s excluded from a boys-only soccer game. Bryce is left out of a girls-only conversation. And nonbinary Star can' t even use the same bathrooms as everyone else. Eleanor collects friends but doesn' t know how to help. But when their teacher leaves Star out of a classroom game, Eleanor stands up for her friend by sitting down in just the right spot... And that changes everything. Like THAT Eleanor. From award-winning author Lee Wind, whose social justice-inspired picture book Red and Green and Blue and White (illustrated by Paul O. Zelinsky) was called “ beautiful” by The New York Times, in a review that praised it as, “ a message the world can use, throughout the year.

Author(s)

Lee Wind

Lee Wind writes the books that would have changed his life as a young Gay Jewish kid—and he’s always looking for ways to be a better ally! Researching Eleanor Roosevelt for his nonfiction No Way, They Were Gay? (ages 11 and up) inspired Lee so much that it sparked the idea for this picture book. Lee is also the author of the picture books Love of the Half-Eaten Peach and Red and Green and Blue and White. He runs the popular blog I’m Here. I’m Queer. What the Hell Do I Read? – words his younger self only dreamed of saying. Lee lives in Los Angeles with his husband of more than 25 years, and they have a grown daughter. Visit Lee online at leewind.org.

Kelly Mangan

Kelly Mangan is an illustrator and author in Burlington, Vermont. As a former labor and community activist, she gravitates toward stories which empower kids to be the change they wish to see in the world. As a queer creator and mother to a non-binary kid, she strives to create work which fosters empathy, pride, and self-love. When she's not writing and illustrating, you'll likely find her weaving on a rigid heddle loom, reading The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, or watching Star Trek with a cup of Earl Grey, hot.