This book has 3 chapters on FDR's personal life and 1 on Eleanor's. It contains very few historical facts, and often goes on for pages and pages doing nothing but spouting the author's opinions. It even has an acrostic poem to 'describe' FDR that includes words like 'Likable.' Another example of this bias is a quote from page 41... "Coolidge was happy to play the tunes big business wanted to hear- and it was music to the fat cats' ears." Whether or not you share the opinions expressed in this book, they should not be presented to children as fact. That doesn't help them learn about history, it teaches them how to think.Here is a link to an analysis of another book by Hakim in the same series:[...]