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Summary: A Must Read
Review: It is one of the best books I've read in a long time! This book debunks the certain rumors that one would find in the tabloids. It is also one book that is hard to put down.
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Summary: a small view into a private princess
Review: the first (and the last) book ive read about the princess proved to be very interesting. a lot of my questions were answered about exactly what happened on that august night in paris....as well as great insight in the princess herself. the shy timid woman that almost always had her eyes down when out in public had spark and spunk to boot, upstageing the royals as much as she could....i hold her higher then i did before after this book. indeed, a great loss for the world.
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Summary: I am ashamed that I bought this book
Review: This book was an interesting read, but there was nothing new in it, with the exception of a few little tidbits of gossip...and those things you probably heard on his many many talk show appearances.The majority of this book is old gossip, and his "sources" are somewhat questionable. Sometimes even using "a friend of a nurse who was told by the nurse who was at the hospital..." as a source, though he doesn't say that explicitly in the book. He also claims not to have paid his sources, though that statement is also questionable. If you really want to read this book, don't contribute to this man's income...as the profits of this book go to him, and not Diana's charities. Go to the library and check it out there. But if you want the "National Enquirer" with a pretty, hardback, cover...then buy it.
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Summary: This book is wonderful if you are a Diana fan.
Review: I really enjoyed reading this book. It really makes you think about what reallly happen the night that Diana died. The book is researched and go in to detail as far as where she was seated in the car to every cut and bruise she had on her body. It also showed the reaction that Prince Charles had and the effect on the 2 boys. I highly recommend this book. I could not put the book down.
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Summary: One Of The Best Books I Have Read In A While
Review: To put it in simple terms, absolutly wonderful. This book shows truth in the events of that tragic night. It shows real research. Next to Kitty Kelly's The Royals, this is the best book that touches on the often cold humanity of the royal family. I could not put it down. Diana fans will love it!
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Summary: Unbeleavable BOOK
Review: This is the fifth time iread this book it's fantastic i think i'll read 10 times because it talks from the the writers heart to our hearts
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Summary: This book is a real page turner!
Review: My favorite part of this book are the portions where Mr. Andersen portrays the Princess as having the time of her life aboard the Jonikal. I couldn't get enough of the jet-set courtship and couldn't believe some of the information he has come out with. It was well written and it took me only 3 days to finish. Though some of it was sad and bittersweet. A real good read for a look into the last few weeks of her tragic life.
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Summary: Something Old - Something New
Review: Readers should be aware that this book covers events in Diana's life that have already been covered in exhaustive detail by many other sources. Furthermore, Mr. Anderson's writing style seemed frothy at times to me. However, he does provide highly detailed information about the accident, the medical treatment Diana received at the accident site & subsequently at the hospital, & the reactions of various members of the Royal Family to the accident & the public's later reaction to the death of the Princess. For readers interested in the subject, I think they will find this book to be generally worthwhile.
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Summary: Believable and Realistic
Review: ANDERSON brings us a believable accounting of what happened before and after the tragic accident in the tunnel in Paris along with reactions and recollections of those directly involved like doctors, nurses &c. In most parts, it appears that the author has done a good job researching this book.
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Summary: Sharp,
Review: The Day Diana Died, by Christopher P. Anderson is a painful "page turner." Objective, clean and well-edited, The Day Diana Died provides readers with the feeling of "inside knowlwdge" surrounding the weeks prior to her tragic death. Be forewarned: this book is graphic. Though not sensational. With grace and dignity, the author has captured a tragic moment in world history, the loss of Diana. And made it real, much like Titanic. At the end of the book, one cannot help but feel strong, human empathy for the two sons she so obviously loved and left behind. More than just a coldy factual account of her life and death, The Day Diana Died is a fact-rich, objective tribute.
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