roosevelt, eleanor

Presents the life story of the First Lady who worked for human rights and became known as the First Lady of the World.

A brief biography examining the value of integrity in the life of the First Lady who devoted herself to helping others and working for peace.

Presents a short biography for kids on Eleanor Roosevelt, and describes her childhood, First Lady to President Franklin Roosevelt, and campaigner for human rights.

A memoir in which William Turner Levy recalls his friendship with Eleanor Roosevelt, who he met as a young Episcopalian priest and teacher in 1953; and provides insight into her work and activities in the last ten years of her life.

Eleanor Roosevelt agrees to attend a meeting in 1941 at which a French/German resistance group plans to outline its plot to assassinate Hitler, but she realizes there is more going on than meets the eye when the German representative to the assembly is found murdered at their supposedly secret meeting site.

Discusses the distinct leadership roles of the President and First Lady during the war years.

Simple text and photographs present the life of Eleanor Roosevelt.

A biography of Eleanor Roosevelt, discussing her childhood, her early introduction to charitable works, her marriage to Franklin Roosevelt, and her activities as First Lady, head of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, and member of the Commission on the Status of Women.

Presents a biography of Eleanor Roosevelt, U.S first lady and diplomat, and provides information on her childhood, her public life, and her work for peace and justice in the United States and internationally.