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Braun emerges as an ordinary woman who loved fashion and her Führer in this readable portrait.

In Sunday's magazine, the writer Amy Chozick splashes down on "Planet Hillary," and provides a very readable portrait of the many strange and wonderful creatures she finds there.

"Gentleman Revolutionary" is a charming and readable portrait of Gouverneur Morris, the peg-legged Founding Father whose adventures in the boudoirs and conference rooms of New York, Philadelphia, and royal and revolutionary Paris would make an excellent subject for a Hollywood movie.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet "Gentleman Revolutionary" is a charming and readable portrait of Gouverneur Morris, the peg-legged Founding Father whose adventures in the boudoirs and conference rooms of New York, Philadelphia, and royal and revolutionary Paris would make an excellent subject for a Hollywood movie.

Packed with good stories and tasty quotes, "The Hawk and the Dove" is a balanced and highly readable portrait of two contrary temperaments set against the background of the cold war.Nitze was focused, outgoing and assertive; Kennan ruminative, inward and unsure.

Mr Putin, Operative in the Kremlin (note the mister, not comrade) is a readable and informed portrait painted by two students of Russian history who had, at various times in their careers, a front-row view.

In this first full-scale biography of Eva Braun, the German historian Heike B. Görtemaker examines the known sources for Braun's life and emerges with a highly readable and consistent portrait of an ordinary woman who loved sports, fashion and jazz; and who was, without a doubt, utterly devoted to the man history has seen as "evil incarnate".

But his readers turn to him, not for mathematical precision, but for his splendidly readable prose, sympathetic portraits of his patients, broad intellectual horizons and an abiding sense of wonder at the world.

As part of Yale's Icons of America series, Epstein has written a "very readable and glowing" brief portrait of Astaire, our reviewer, David Thomson, said.

Her co-author daughter has even written a real book, "Ana's Story," which is a sincere, readable (just) and frank portrait of the H.I.V. health crisis as exemplified in a teenage mother.

It is a terrific novel: deeply ambitious, an attempt to use literature as a kind of excavation, while at the same time remaining intensely readable, intensely human, a portrait of the way we live.