Diana, Princess of Wales: A Tribute

by Tim Graham, Tom Corby

Chronicles the private and public life and accomplishments of the late Princess of Wales

Genres: Biography, Nonfiction, British Literature, Photography, Royalty

89 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1988

Reviews

[John Yelverton]

Yet another book that fed on the death of the princess.

[Darlene]

I finished this amazing tribute to an awesome woman. She was the “ people’s princess”..... she transformed herself from a shy young 19 year old when she married Prince Charles to a woman with tons of class, confidence and beauty. I always admired her as a mother, a wife and a person who gave from her heart. Throughout her short life.... she worked on many charities for the elderly and for children.....through her title of Princess of Wales she proved that AIDS and leprosy didn’t define the people who were inside suffering from these diseases. When she was killed in that horrific accident in Paris, France the world lost a wonderful bright person who filled every place she visited with love and sunshine.... what a remarkable person. I gave this book 5 stars and in my opinion it’s worth ten times that. The pictures tell the story of her life but throughout the pictures there were rare photos of Diana looking sad.... her trouble with her marriage was clearly taking its toll on her. Her relationship with her two sons was inspiring. She was a devoted mother and her love for William and Harry is evident on her face as she is either holding them or just being with them. Awesome book!!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[Anna M (readwithanna)]

Great coffee table book of the first 7 years of Princess Diana's life in the public eye (1981-1987), from her engagement to Prince Charles onwards. Split up into years, and photographs are chronological. All photographs are from the same photographer, Tim Graham, who would take a lot of official portraits.

Amazing outfits, amazing style

[Deb Stratas]

This is a nice photo book, released after Princess Diana's death. Nothing new here in terms of information or stories about Diana, but a nice addition to your Diana bookshelf.

[Billie Rae Bates]

Wonderful photos.

[Donna Clay]

Stunning coffee table type book with a lot of already known of "bits". Still and all oh so very attractive keepsake....

[Meryl Boast]

Wonderful photos of a caring person and her family

[Wendy]

I collect them

[Nance]

Enjoyed the book.