Grandmère: A Personal History of Eleanor Roosevelt

by David B. Roosevelt

Hardcover, 2002

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Grand Central Publishing (2002), Edition: 1st Edition, 256 pages

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In the first biography by a family member, Eleanor Roosevelt's grandson offers a unique look at one of the most beloved ladies of the 20th century, illustrated with 150 never-before-seen family photos, some in color.

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LibraryThing member nx74defiant

A very interesting portrayal of Eleanor Roosevelt. I really enjoyed the insights from family members on how they saw things. There were a lot of pictures.