Marrin, Albert. FDR
and the American Crisis Alfred A. Knopf, 2015. $24.99. 283 pgs. Content: PG
Marrin’s non-fiction book is a great reference for any
student wanting to know more about FDR’s life, presidency, and controversial
choices such as his continuation of Jim Crow laws and discrimination against
Jews. The book does a good job of
balancing the many great things FDR did while also openly discussing some of
the negative aspects of his political career. The pictures are excellent and
plentiful. They help to make the history
more relatable and easy to understand.
MS, HS - ESSENTIAL Reviewer: SM
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