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The Royal Family, A Year by Year Chronicle of the House of Windsor, Diamond Jubilee Edition
The Royal Family, A Year By
Year Chronicle Of The House Of
Windsor, Diamond Jubilee
Edition
    This beautiful
    commemorative edition to
    mark the Queen's Diamond
    Jubilee chronicles the
    history of the House of
    Windsor from King George
    V's royal proclamation on
    the 17 July 1917 to the
    spectacular wedding of
    Prince William and Kate
    Middleton that made the
    world smile. This book
    has 255 pages and is
    27.6cm x 22cm x 2.3cm
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Kate
Kate
    Kate, as the whole world
    knows her, is living the
    dream of every little
    girl by winning the heart
    of a prince and becoming
    a Princess. But what is
    the reality behind our
    favourite fairy tale? In
    this compelling
    biography, bestselling
    author Sean Smith
    retraces the steps of
    Kate's journey from a
    rural childhood in
    Berkshire to her unhappy
    time as a victim of
    school bullies and to her
    transformation from a
    plain, gangly girl into
    a royal beauty. He
    reveals the true story of
    how she and William fell
    in love and what actually
    happened when their
    relationship hit the
    rocks. He also examines
    her emergence as a
    fashion icon and her
    relationship with her
    sister, Pippa Middleton.
    Bringing the story right
    up to date he reveals the
    ups and downs of her
    first royal year
    including her American
    triumph, Christmas at
    Sandringham and her
    future as a Queen in
    waiting. This is the most
    revealing and unmissable
    account of Kate's life to
    date.
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The Queen
The Queen's English: And How
To Use It By Bernard C. Lamb,
Royalty Books
    What is good English,
    and why do we need it?
    The Queen's English shows
    how the English language,
    used properly, has
    great power to instruct,
    move and entertain
    people, but used
    incorrectly, can lead to
    a lack of clarity and
    confusion. This book
    informs in a
    light-hearted way,
    reminding readers how to
    use the basics of
    grammar, punctuation and
    spelling, as well as
    further teaching them new
    tips and tricks of style,
    rhetoric and vocabulary.
    The book also shows the
    perils of using language
    incorrectly, offering
    extremely (if
    unintentionally) humorous
    examples of where bad
    English can cause one
    thing to mean something
    entirely different! The
    size of this book is 19cm
    in height and 13.5cm wide
    with 256 pages.
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William & Kate - The Love Story By Robert Jobson
William & Kate - The Love
Story By Robert Jobson
    In November 2010 came the
    announcement that the
    nation had been waiting
    for. Prince William is to
    marry Kate Middleton. The
    couple had become engaged
    in October while they
    holidayed in Kenya and
    the news was further
    proof of how their love
    story has captivated
    everyone. And at last
    this is the true insider
    account of the
    relationship which has
    defined the 21st century.
    He is the confident young
    Prince who is the future
    of the Royal Family. She
    is the royal bride who is
    thoroughly modern and has
    confounded all the
    stereotypes of how the
    future Queen Consort
    should be. Packed with
    fascinating anecdotes,
    sharp analysis and
    exclusive photographs,
    this brilliant new book
    reveals the secrets of
    the young couple's fairy
    tale royal romance. They
    have become an item in an
    age which holds many new
    challenges for royalty
    and their story includes
    the complete guide to
    what the future holds for
    this new royal double
    act. Critically acclaimed
    royal author Robert
    Jobson chronicles the
    future king's
    relationship with his
    beautiful middle-class
    English bride
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Kings & Queens of England and Scotland by Plantagenet Fry, Royalty Books
Kings & Queens Of England And
Scotland By Plantagenet Fry,
Royalty Books
    New edition of the drama
    and history of Britain's
    royal lineage from the
    Saxons to the Windsors.
    Don't know your Albert
    from your Ethelred? Which
    Henry had six wives, and
    which was crowned at
    eight years old? Kings &
    Queens of England and
    Scotland is the essential
    guide that will help you
    sort your Tudors from
    your Stuarts, and
    discover how each monarch
    helped to shape the
    country we live in today.
    Easy to read biographies
    of each sovereign
    highlight key dates and
    achievements and family
    trees illustrate
    relations and ancestors -
    new edition includes
    noteworthy recent events
    in the Royal Family
    including the engagement
    of Prince William to Kate
    Middleton. Kings & Queens
    of England and Scotland
    is suitable for those
    just beginning their
    journey into royal
    history or for those who
    simply want to check
    their facts. The size of
    this book is 21.5cm in
    height and 12.4cm wide
    with 96 pages
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The Final Curtsey A Royal Memoir by the Queen
The Final Curtsey A Royal
Memoir By The Queen's Cousin
By Margaret Rhodes, Royalty
Books
    This is the intimate and
    revealing autobiography
    of Margaret Rhodes, the
    first cousin of Queen
    Elizabeth II and the
    niece of Queen Elizabeth,
    the Queen Mother.
    Margaret was born into
    the Scottish aristocracy,
    into a now almost
    vanished world of
    privilege. Royalty often
    came to stay and her
    house was run in the
    style of Downton Abbey.
    In the Second World War
    years she 'lodged' at
    Buckingham Palace while
    she worked for MI6. She
    was a bridesmaid at the
    wedding of her cousin,
    Princess Elizabeth to
    Prince Philip. Three
    years later the King and
    Queen attended her own
    wedding; Princess
    Margaret was a
    bridesmaid. In 1990 she
    was appointed as a
    Lady-in-Waiting to the
    Queen Mother, acting
    also as her companion,
    which she describes in
    touching detail. In the
    early months of 2002,
    she spent as much time as
    possible with her ailing
    aunt, and was at her
    bedside when she died at
    Easter that year. The
    next morning she went to
    Queen Elizabeth's bedroom
    to pray, and in farewell
    dropped her a final
    curtsey. This is an
    enthralling account of a
    special life, and a
    unique insight into the
    intimate moments of the
    British Royal family. The
    Queen Mother regarded
    Margaret Rhodes as her
    third daughter, and she
    has been extremely close
    to her cousins the Queen
    and Princess Margaret
    throughout their lives.
    The book is full of
    charming anecdotes,
    fascinating characters,
    and personal photographs
    and is an unparalleled
    insight into the private
    life of the British
    monarchy. The size of
    this book is 19.7cm in
    height and 12.9cm wide
    with 198 pages.
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Young Prince Philip: His Turbulent Early Life
Young Prince Philip: His
Turbulent Early Life
    A revelatory and racy
    biography of the early
    life of Prince
    Philip. Married for more
    than sixty years to the
    most famous woman in the
    world, Prince Philip is
    the longest-serving royal
    consort in British
    history. Yet while he is
    still one of the most
    recognisable figures in
    public life, his origins
    remain curiously shrouded
    in obscurity. In
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Our Times, The Age of Elizabth II by A. N. Wilson
Our Times, The Age Of Elizabth
II By A. N. Wilson
    When Queen Elizabeth II
    was crowned in 1953,
    many proclaimed the star
    of a new Elizabethan Age.
    Few had any inkling,
    however, of the
    stupendous changes that
    would occur over the next
    50 years, both in
    Britain and around the
    world. A. N. Wilson takes
    the reader on an
    exhilarating journey
    through post-war Britain.
    This book propels the
    reader from post-war
    austerity, to the end of
    the British Empire and
    the emergence of America
    as a superpower, to the
    multicultural Britain of
    today. With Our Times,
    Wilson triumphantly
    concludes the acclaimed
    trilogy that opened with
    the Victorians and was
    followed by After the
    Victorians. Our Times
    makes compelling reading
    for anyone interested in
    the forces that have
    shaped our world. This
    book has 484 pages and is
    23.4cm x 15.9cm x 3.1cm
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The Royals: Their Lives, Loves and Secrets, by Time Inc, Royal Family
The Royals: Their Lives, Loves
And Secrets, By Time Inc,
Royal Family
    From storybook weddings
    to family intrigue to the
    pageantry of ancient
    dynasties, the world of
    royalty is a modern-day
    fractured fairy tale.
    People goes behind palace
    walls to reveal the
    priceless jewels,
    sumptuous hideways and
    luxurious lifestyles of
    the rich and royal
    crowns, castles,
    servants, romances,
    pomp secrets and
    scandals: it's all here
    in a picture-packed, 144
    page look at the public
    show and private lives of
    Prince William, Prince
    Harry, the British royal
    family and other
    privileged titleholders
    from around the world.
    This book has 144 pages
    and is 28.2 x 20.9 x 1.5
    cms
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Princess Margaret - A Life of Contrasts by Christopher Warwick
Princess Margaret - A Life Of
Contrasts By Christopher
Warwick
    Admired as well as
    vilified fro most of her
    adult life, Princess
    Margaret is one of the
    most controversial royal
    figures of the twentieth
    century. In recent years,
    dogged by ill-health,
    much of the Princess's
    vigour and charm, not to
    mention hard work, have
    been largely forgotten.
    Now for the first time,
    this official biography
    redresses the balance and
    reminds us that Princess
    Margaret was by far one
    of the most stylish and
    progressive royal
    figures.
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