Diana: Her True Story

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Dive deep into the life of a legend with Andrew Morton’s groundbreaking biography, **Diana: Her True Story**. This **First Edition** Hardcover, published in 1992, provides an intimate look at Princess Diana, challenging the fairytale narrative and exposing the realities of her royal life. Based on extensive interviews and often referred to as “the book that shook the monarchy,” this book reveals Diana’s struggles with bulimia, her troubled marriage, and her feelings of isolation within the royal family. Morton’s access to Diana’s confidantes and, ultimately, Diana herself, resulted in a revelatory account that redefined the public’s perception of the People’s Princess. Beyond the headlines, the book showcases Diana’s compassion and dedication to humanitarian causes. Explore her evolving role as a modern royal and her impact on global issues. This edition includes photographs and offers a profound understanding of the woman behind the icon. A must-read for anyone fascinated by British royalty, influential women, and the complex realities hidden beneath a glamorous facade. Discover the story that changed everything.

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Physical description: viii,165p., [48]p. of plates : ports.(some col.) ; 24 cm. Notes: Includes index. Subjects: Diana Princess of Wales 1961-1997. Princesses Great Britain Biography.

Uncover the untold story of a global icon with Andrew Morton's groundbreaking biography, **Diana: Her True Story**. Published in its **First Edition** by Michael O'Mara Books Limited in 1992, this compelling **Hardcover** edition offers an intimate and unflinching look into the life of Diana, Princess of Wales, a woman who captivated the world with her grace, compassion, and unwavering spirit. This meticulously researched and deeply personal account, weighing in at 550 grams and spanning 224 pages, goes beyond the tabloid headlines to reveal the complexities and challenges faced by Diana throughout her life. Morton, renowned for his access and investigative journalism, presents a narrative built on Diana's own words, providing an unprecedented level of insight into her experiences. Through Diana's candid revelations, readers gain a profound understanding of her journey from a shy young woman to a globally admired figure, her struggles within the confines of royalty, and her tireless dedication to humanitarian causes. **Diana: Her True Story** delves into the Princess's formative years, her whirlwind romance and marriage to Prince Charles, and the subsequent pressures and emotional toll of royal life. It explores her burgeoning independence, her evolving public persona, and her remarkable ability to connect with people from all walks of life. The book also touches upon her significant philanthropic work, particularly her efforts to destigmatize HIV/AIDS and her advocacy for landmine abolition, showcasing her immense impact beyond her royal title. Featuring an introduction and index, this edition also includes **[48] pages of plates** with poignant portraits, some in color, offering a visual journey through Diana's life and public appearances. The physical description of viii, 165 pages of text plus the plates highlights the substantial yet accessible nature of this biography. Andrew Morton's work on **Diana: Her True Story** was truly revelatory at the time of its publication and remains an essential read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this iconic royal. It has been widely praised for its honesty and its ability to capture the essence of Diana's character, making it a cornerstone in the biographies and memoirs category, particularly for those interested in community and culture, influential women, notable leaders, and the world of royalty. Discover the woman behind the crown and the enduring legacy of Princess Diana, 1961-1997, through this powerful and unforgettable account. This is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of royal biographies and historical narratives.
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1854791915

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9781854791917

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224

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550

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First Edition

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