Eleanor Hurl the Peculiar Girl

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Eleanor Hurl is a peculiar girl with an extraordinary imagination, which unfortunately has a nasty habit of getting her into trouble! Eleanor begins to wonder if being unique is a bad thing - until her English teacher gives her an idea of how she could put her particular talents to good use.

Children will love this beautifully illustrated tale with a very important message - even the kookiest kid has something special to give!

This wonderful story has been written and illustrated by Sheffield-born S.L Kins, and is based very much on her own childhood experiences. As well as entertaining with her stories, she is keen to share the message that it’s okay to be yourself and embrace whatever it is about you that’s different, because it’s that very thing that makes you special.