
I am not a person who generally wins giveaways but, for once, I really lucked out. I was given a copy of this title through Goodreads and what a good read it was.
I read the first collaboration of these authors when they told the story of Belle Greene and the Morgan Library. That was a good read but I think that this new book is even better.
In these pages, readers spend time with Eleanor Roosevelt and Mary McLeod Bethune. Each has a life story with unique experiences. Both had struggles for acceptance, although in different ways. Each wanted to make a difference in the world; readers will, I think, agree,that they succeeded in that regard.
Although this book is written by two authors, it flows seamlessly. I enjoyed the way that many chapters were set up so that first there was one about either woman, followed by the same day’s experience for the other.
Big issues are explored here along with telling a work of historical fiction. This is a book both of its time and ours. I recommend it highly.
I really want to read this one. Thanks for letting us know that it might be better than The Personal Librarian, which I really enjoyed!
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I will be very interested to find out what you think.
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I have to buy a copy first. It is on my wish-list right now.
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