Diana, Princess of Wales

Robin S. Doak, 1963-

Book - 2020

Is it true that Diana was known as the "People's Princess? Yes. Her friendly nature and charity work brought her closer to the public than any member of the British royal family had ever been!

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Subjects
Genres
Biographies
Illustrated works
Published
New York, NY : Children's Press, an imprint of Scholastic Inc [2020]
Language
English
Main Author
Robin S. Doak, 1963- (author)
Physical Description
48 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 22 cm
Audience
4-6
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN
9780531131718
9780531134313
9781544443836
  • A young noble
  • From Lady to Princess
  • The queen of hearts
  • After the divorce.
Review by School Library Journal Review

Gr 3--5--These Western-focused, chronological biographies feature clear writing and an abundance of photographs, artifacts, and sidebars to draw readers in and keep them engaged. The authors include interesting facts that will appeal to young people, along with complex representations of the issues these women faced (loneliness, divorce, childbirth, and executions). These books are useful for research and reports as they contain succinct facts, a time line of events, a family tree, an index, a glossary, and recommended titles (most of which are juvenile). However, the books are marred by a distracting use of multicolored words on the opening two pages of each book. They also lack citations or references for quoted material. Images are captioned and credited but are not consistently dated. VERDICT These are realistic biographies for collections in need of additional books about these queens and princesses.

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