roosevelt, eleanor

A biography of Eleanor Roosevelt in the years between 1933 and 1938, a period that encompassed the Roosevelts' greatest challenges and accomplishments as they entered the White House, where Eleanor added the roles of policy maker and social activist to her activities as a loyal wife and devoted mother.

A collection of political writings by Eleanor Roosevelt, featuring over two hundred columns, articles, essays, and speeches; arranged chronologically in six subject categories including the New Deal, the United Nations and human rights, and the Cold War.

A brief biography of former first lady and human rights activist Eleanor Roosevelt that discusses her childhood, marriage, and life during and after the White House years.

Examines the life and accomplishments of the First Lady who devoted herself to helping others and working for peace.

Shares a story from Eleanor Roosevelt's childhood, telling how she learned to overcome her fears after accomplishing a frightening task for her aunt.

A biography of Eleanor Roosevelt, who, during her years as the wife of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, overcame her shyness and emerged as a warm, compassionate woman.

Presents a collection of over 150 letters received by Eleanor Roosevelt from ordinary men and women during her tenure as First Lady, and looks at some of her responses to their requests for assistance during the Great Depression and World War II.

A biography of the former first lady who was the first United States ambassador to the United Nations.

A biography of the First Lady who, despite her shyness, followed her conscience and devoted her life to helping others and working for peace.

A biography by her son of the woman who, despite her shyness, followed her conscience to become one of the most admired, most criticized, and most influential First Ladies in United States history.