It's a stirring tale of determination and moxie.' - Publishers Weekly, STARRED review 'Brown's prose is crystalline, lively and reads well aloud. But when newspapers belittled her accomplishment, she took a dare to fly under one of New York City's bridgesupping the ante by flying under four of them. At age 16, Elinor Smith became the youngest pilot in the U.S. This underdog story features a lesser-known female pilot who gained eminence in the 1920s. Roca captures the air and sky beautifully.' Kirkus Reviews 'This is an excellent introduction to a lesser-known but fascinating adventurer.' School Library Journal 'Inspiration soars from every page.' Booklist, 'FranÃ§ois Roca's oil paintings capture sunny determination as well as the lure of the wide skies and the open cockpit.' - The Washington Post ' Look out, Amelia Earhart. It's a stirring tale of determination and moxie.' Publishers Weekly, STARRED review 'Brown's prose is crystalline, lively and reads well aloud. Roca captures the air and sky beautifully.' Kirkus Reviews'This is an excellent introduction to a lesser-known but fascinating adventurer.'School Library Journal, 'Francois Roca's oil paintings capture sunny determination as well as the lure of the wide skies and the open cockpit.' The Washington Post ' Look out, Amelia Earhart. It's a stirring tale of determination and moxie.' Publishers Weekly, STARRED review'Brown's prose is crystalline, lively and reads well aloud. François Roca's oil paintings capture sunny determination as well as the lure of the wide skies and the open cockpit., 'Look out, Amelia Earhart.

Soar, Elinor! by Tami Lewis Brown