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For anyone who wants to experience something like a devoted fairy tale Princess in real life, this book is a treasure to read. Laying the foundation for Princess Diana's interest in the welfare of people and her personal interests and hobbies, we go on a narrated and pictorial journey into the main events of her life as a principled, young, titled lady blossoming into the demanding role of a conscientious, duty-filled and well traveled Princess, and the charisma that she gave to the world. One is able to get an idea of the Princess's demanding schedule of Royal duties, her physical beauty in the prettiest fashions that we hope a Princess would wear, the wide variety of valuable interests that the well-traveled Princess held and the extreme work for humanity that she accomplished. Diana grew up in the 1970's and she did actually assume the role of an activated modern Princess who became our fairy-tale Princess character for this modern age that waved a magic wand and turned the unacceptable into profitable. This includes her energetic charitable and humanitarian contributions that laid great emphasis on health care as she broke into fields that needed support. Wearing the most elegant styles appealed to the Princess who had a love for Art and the exposure to her father's early gifts of pretty dresses that he bought for his children, including his dear youngest daughter; so a general range of her fashions and hairstyles as she journeyed through her role as Princess are pictured, with jewelry and hats worn, and notably her fashion taste evolved over the years as she appeared always magnificently beautiful and was a fashion trend-setter. Diana had a great sense of humor, and proved to be a good friend, lending her ardent support. The book is a welcomed companion for all and serves as a valuable resource facilitated by its comprehensive index.

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Elizabeth Phillips-Jenkins, M.A. is an author from the United States who specializes in royal personalities. She is the author of 'The Classic Biography of Diana, Princess of Wales' (vol. 1) and 'The Di Effect (Designer's Dream)' (vol. 2) of a series. A few of Diana's sayings that the author appreciates are: We should take to heart two things that stand like stone; kindness in another's trouble, courage in your own. (That's compassionate). There are certain photographs of me which make me laugh because they caught me in a certain pose. (That's amusing). Regards to readers, from Elizabeth.

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