Like That Eleanor: The Amazing Power of Being an Ally Michelle Cusolito A must read for all

A must read for all ages—one filled to the brim with heart

along with a glossary and an author’s note describing the personal meaning of her family’s weekly ritual

It rests on the ground

First-generation Filipino siblings JJ and Althea struggle to belong at school

Will the clever neighborhood sleuths manage to follow the trail of hoofprints—and a certain overwhelmingly enticing scent—and recover their porcine wonder

Like That Eleanor: The Amazing Power of Being an Ally Michelle Cusolito A must read for allWhat 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