Is Churchill's book about WWII any good? I can't recall having it seen quoted anywhere which seems odd since I'd expect him to give a lot of important details.
Hi I can’t answer your question specifically except to point you in the direction of John Lucaks, a huge admirer of the man , who wrote often of him. There is specifically one book called Churchill: Visionary, Statesman, Historian.
As an aside, William Manchester was also a huge fanboy of the statesman, and was in awe of his writing. He spoke of this in the first volume of his autobiography, which went up to about 1930.