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A review by sofiacore
Diana: Her True Story - In Her Own Words: 25th Anniversary Edition by Andrew Morton
emotional
informative
reflective
sad
slow-paced
5.0
i am now princess diana's #1 defender and im so serious.
ive always known about her and her title as "people's princess", but i never looked for details about her and her life even though I was always interested in knowing more about the princess. this year i joined the storygraphs genre challenge and one of the prompts was reading a biography and when i found about this book i just knew i had to pick it up and read it.
in general I think it was a great and detailed biography, though at times repetitive. being able to read the princess's own words is something that i highly appreciate as well as the addition of "the aftermath".
i was shocked and sad throughout the whole book and i just couldn't believe some of the things princess diana had to deal with. i hope, wherever she is, she knows how important her legacy is to the world and that she could finally peacefully rest in a better place.
ive always known about her and her title as "people's princess", but i never looked for details about her and her life even though I was always interested in knowing more about the princess. this year i joined the storygraphs genre challenge and one of the prompts was reading a biography and when i found about this book i just knew i had to pick it up and read it.
in general I think it was a great and detailed biography, though at times repetitive. being able to read the princess's own words is something that i highly appreciate as well as the addition of "the aftermath".
i was shocked and sad throughout the whole book and i just couldn't believe some of the things princess diana had to deal with. i hope, wherever she is, she knows how important her legacy is to the world and that she could finally peacefully rest in a better place.