Churchill biographies--anyone recommend a particular one

One of my heroes.

[Seahawk]

The Last Lion Trilogy.

[Yorkie]

I enjoyed Boris Johnson’s book

[Gretch]

Originally Posted by Seahawk

The Last Lion Trilogy.

/\/\ THIS. It is exceptional.

[recycled sixtie]

As Paul mentioned above the Trilogy. The early years of Churchill are well described. He was an amazing man starting with his interest in history and the theater. This brings me to another book "The literary Churchill" by Jonathan Rose which covers all his life and how he made himself famous.

[Alan A]

If you want a quick read Keegan's book fits the bill.

[varmint]

Churchill wrote his own autobiography several times.

Christopher hitchens wrote some reality check pieces.

[Smokerider]

Churchill, Walking with Destiny by Andrew Roberts. It is a big long comprehensive read

[Crowbob]

Lord Moran was Churchill’s personal physician from May 24, 1940 until his death. The diary ends March 28, 1960 five years prior. By that time his old age, and by his own words had become-a feeble substitute for life.

I haven’t read it.

[sc_rufctr]

Some great book suggestions but if you feel like watching a movie this is worth considering.

(Not entirely accurate to history but a decent effort overall)