What is the best Eva Peron biography?

I know there are many out there and a majority are very inaccurate. Does anybody have any suggestions of some good biographies of Eva Peron?

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Bumping this thread in hopes of a legitimate answer?

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^^^these three are pretty good. However, the accuracy of "In My Own Words" is questionable. Still a magnificent read if you are interested in Eva.

I've only read one so I have nothing to compare it to in terms of accuracy, but the one by Alicia Dujovne Ortiz is very thorough.

Consensus among most Evita scholars is that her autobiography is heavily invention.

And Besty, IIRC Ortiz asserted that very little of it was actually written by Eva. She had people for that, as the saying goes.

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Updated On: 12/22/13 at 11:44 AM

Evita: The Real Life of Eva Peron by Nicholas Fraser and Marysa Navarro is a good read.

The one by Alicia Ortiz is certainly very thorough, and my personal favourite because it revealed a lot of facts that aren't often spoken about - particular Eva's shyness, her terrible grasp of the Spanish language, her fear of humiliation and what seems to be an eating disorder. I liked it because it managed to highlight all of Evita's many flaws and mistakes in life, but it didn't seem vindictive, and pointed out many of her qualities as well. It was the first thing that, to me, seemed to be giving background to why she was so power hungry and manipulative, and made it seem like her frequent cruelty was a result of her severe inferiority complex.

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