1961-1997

This book tells about the life and death of Diana, Princess of Wales, who became known as the people's princess.

Tells the life story of Diana, Princess of Wales, describing her childhood at Park House and Althorp, courtship with and much-publicized wedding to Prince Charles, problematic marriage, relationship with her sons, charity work, and early death, and includes many color photos.

Offers an inside look at how Princess Diana's relationships with her mother, grandmother, stepmother, sister-in-law, Fergie, and mother-in-law, the Queen, as well as other powerful women, influenced every aspect of her public and private life.

A photographic tribute to Diana, Princess of Wales, chronicling her life from her childhood through her marriage to Prince Charles, to her funeral in August 1997.

Provides an alternate history of Princess Diana's life had she survived the fatal car accident that claimed her life in 1997. Imagines the toll of celebrity on Diana's life and what lengths she will go to reinvent herself and what happens when the past threatens to destroy her new life.

Presents a discussion of the life and untimely death of Princess Diana, covering her upbringing, wedding and marriage to Prince Charles, achievements in philanthropy, and more.

A biography of the Princess of Wales with emphasis on her duties and responsibilities as a modern princess.

Presents a comprehensive analysis of the state of the British monarchy and the royal family in the years following the death of Diana, and reveals a number of revelations concerning her death.