Book details
Princess Diana
Description
This is part of the "People in the News" series, which profiles the lives and careers of some of the 21st century'smost prominent newsmakers. Through quotes from the individuals, friends and critics, readers learn how these men and women view themselves and how others regard them. These titles offer insight into the lives of people who have made an impact in the modern era. This volume examines the life of the Princess of Wales including her childhood, royal courtship and marriage, public and private life, divorce, humanitarian efforts and untimely death.
Age
12-18
Text complexity
beginner
Length
112 pages
Why to read
- Even after her untimely death, Princess Diana's legacy continues to resonate with people around the globe. Reading this biography allows you to reflect on the ways in which she changed the perception of the royal family and influenced the charitable landscape, as well as how her life story has continued to captivate the public imagination.
- The 'Princess Diana' book by Walter G. Oleksy offers an in-depth look at the life of one of the most iconic figures of the 20th century. Reading this book will provide you with a deeper understanding of her personal journey, her role within the royal family, and the impact she had on the world.
- The book offers a glimpse into the complex relationships within the British royal family and how Diana navigated her position as a royal outsider. Readers interested in the monarchy will find this aspect particularly intriguing, as it sheds light on the challenges she faced and her attempts to carve out her own path.
- Princess Diana was known for her compassion and dedication to charitable causes. The book delves into her humanitarian work, including her efforts to raise awareness about landmines and her support for people affected by HIV/AIDS. Learning about her activism can inspire readers to engage in their own philanthropic activities.