Depending on how you define “memoir” — must it be a coherent narrative, or does a posthumous collection of diary entries suffice? — roughly a dozen first ladies of the United States have penned a total of more than 20 accounts of White House life (Hillary Clinton, who simply will not be stopped, is responsible for four on her own).
The Autobiography of Eleanor Roosevelt was a feminist triumph that reinforced her legacy as both a quote machine and an accomplished political actor. Betty […]
Melania's first lady memoir is something else – The Royal Gazette