“You have to do the best you can in this world and when you have done that, that is all you can do” – Eleanor Roosevelt “If You Ask Me”

As First Lady, Anna Eleanor Roosevelt gained insight into social problems and was a confident hard working woman who accomplished several important roles in the twentieth-century from her lifetime from 1884 to 1962. She was the daughter of a prominent family - mother Anna Hall Roosevelt who was the most beautiful woman in New York society and charming father Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the niece of President Theodore Roosevelt, and wife of a rising politician in Washington and in Albany - President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

This paper will focus on her talent as a good writer and her opinions toward her writing. She wrote many letters, articles, and books. These sources have still remained the important evidence to study and research for younger generations. Also, her writing materials represented her charm and revealed her sense of humor to analyze her own character honestly.

The most imperative roles during the seventy-eight years of her life were social changes in racial prejudice, child labor, discrimination against women,

Additionally, her writings were also pulled towards her sense of humor even if she had a great deal of works on her roles, as seen in many writings like If You Ask Me, What I hope to leave behind : the essential essays of Eleanor Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt letters to Lorena Hickok. These writings were the important evidence of her writing toward her sense of humor; on the other hand, her ideas, recommendations, and suggestions other than the sense of humor can still be implied to every real world events effectively.

Additionally, her apprehension also revealed about the Peace in the War in Europe and Reactions tier, as referred in This is My Story in 1939. From this point, she mentioned her idea to her husband her antiwar feelings and hoped that EU nations would make the right decisions as soon as possible and had an instinctive belief in peace. Until 1947, she had also stood on this strong point, thus she chaired her important roles in the U.N. Human Right Commission, as mentioned in Eleanor Roosevelt: A Personal and Public Life.

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