Focusing on Franklin D. Roosevelt's personal challenges, this biography chronicles his journey from the onset of polio to his death in 1945. Author Jean Gould emphasizes that Roosevelt's physical struggles were often more daunting than his political battles. The narrative provides an intimate glimpse into his rigorous rehabilitation efforts, showcasing how he overcame significant obstacles to lead effectively during the Great Depression and World War II, revealing a rarely seen perspective on his resilience and determination.
