Eleanor: The Years Alone

The book explores Eleanor Roosevelt's impactful years following FDR's death in 1945, highlighting her significant contributions at the United Nations and her role in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It delves into her continued activism for civil rights and humanitarian causes, earning her the title "First Lady of the World" from President Harry Truman. Joseph P. Lash crafts a compelling portrait of Roosevelt, showcasing her evolution into a major global figure dedicated to social justice and human rights.