Queen Victoria's Children

Rating:
Summary: Interesting read
Review: Queen Victoria's Children by Daphne Bennett sheds new light on the royal family as a whole. It contradicts the old view of Prince Albert as an uncaring and unconcerned parent. This book also provides a chapter per child to enlighten the reader on how the children grew up within the royal household and how each individually dealt with the death of their beloved father. The only problem with this book is that it is too short and doesn't provide much information about the children after they had left the brood and were married. A factual book based on the royal family's letters makes a good read for anyone interested in the royal family and the Victorian Era.