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This narrative tribute unveils an intimate portrait of Eleanor Roosevelt, a woman who transformed the role of First Lady from a simple White House hostess to a powerful catalyst for social change. Through engaging prose, the book explores the extraordinary metamorphosis of a shy upper-class girl into one of the most influential figures of the 20th century. From the difficulties of her childhood marked by early losses, to her complex marriage to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, each chapter reveals new facets of this extraordinary personality. The narrative delves into the most significant moments of her life, from her handling of personal crises to her evolution as a public figure, revealing little-known details of her commitment to civil rights and social equality. You will discover Eleanor's pivotal role during the Great Depression and World War II, her pioneering work at the United Nations, and her tireless commitment to women's and minority rights. Through personal documents, intimate letters and first-hand accounts, a portrait emerges of a woman who defied the conventions of her time, turning her vulnerabilities into strength and her pain into compassion for others. The book also reveals Eleanor's more intimate side: her friendships, her passions, her personal struggles and the moments of joy that shaped her character. A compelling narrative that shows how Eleanor Roosevelt succeeded in transforming the role of First Lady into a platform for social change, leaving a legacy that continues to inspire generations.

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