Trajectory
Cambria Gordon
Seventeen-year-old Eleanor admires Eleanor Roosevelt but sees herself as timid and uncertain of what she can offer. After her mathematician father has a stroke, Eleanor hides her own problem-solving ability. In 1942, she is recruited to an all-female group working to improve ballistic trajectories. The work gives her an opportunity to develop her abilities and find greater confidence in what she can do.
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