Dr Eleanor Wright: The Girl That Asked Why Not

This is a thoughtful and inspiring fiction novel that follows Eleanor Wright, a curious and determined girl growing up in a small town who dares to ask one simple but powerful question: "Why not?" From her early fascination with machines and flight to her journey through failure, learning, and discovery, Eleanor's story explores the intersection of imagination, science, and resilience. As she challenges limitations placed by society, education, and even herself, she slowly builds a path toward innovation and purpose. The novel blends emotional storytelling with themes of engineering, persistence, and personal growth, making it both intellectually engaging and deeply human. It is a story about questioning norms, embracing failure, and believing that progress begins with curiosity.

Pages: 298, Paperback, Pete Farhall