An interesting take on a family that has been written about ad nauseum, particularly since many of the prior works about Eleanor and Franklin have had opinions about the Sara/Eleanor relationship. That said, this author definitely had her own opinions about who was right and wrong in this relationship, which does make a cautious reader ask how Eleanor herself might have presented certain incidents. All in all, a good read, though. ( )

Compelling bio about Eleanor Roosevelt and her much-maligned mother-in-law, Sara Delano Roosevelt. The mom-in-law doesn't seem to be such a witch, afterall. ( )

This double biography of Sara Rooseveldt and her daughter-in-law Eleanor is well written and researched and thoroughly debunkes the myth of the bad mother-in-law. ( )