NO ORDINARY TIME This book offers readers a new perspective of Franklin Deleanor and Eleanor Roosevelt. Most often, the Roosevelt’s marriage is depicted as cold and aloof but here we have a most intimate portrait of their relationship coupled with a brilliant narrative of America in wartime. It is truly an extraordinary account of these years. These two celebrated people are presented as human rather than only as the remarkable politicians and diplomats they …showed first 75 words of 1305 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1305 total…Roosevelt. Previous writers have emphasized their achievements, their alleged affairs, their ìfor-showî marriage but never has their been a text that presented these two remarkable people as loving each other so deeply. No other text has offered quotations revealing them with frailties and heartfelt concern for others. They lived during one of the most challenging times in the history of the world and Goodwinís title is perfect for those definitely were no Ordinary Times