Princess Diana

This 'Pocket Bios' installment introduces young readers to Princess Diana, the beloved British royal. It covers key aspects of her life, including her marriage to Prince Charles, her extensive involvement in various charities like the British Deaf Association, and her support for causes such as AIDS awareness and the ban on landmines. The book gently touches upon her tumultuous marriage and the aggressive media attention she faced, culminating in her tragic death, which is presented as a historical fact. With simple storytelling and cheerful illustrations, it aims to inspire children with Diana's legacy of kindness, empathy, and public service, making it suitable for ages 4-11.

A colorfully illustrated, pocket-size picture book biography of famous British royal, Princess Diana. Princess Diana was the wildly popular first wife of Charles, Prince of Wales. Known as "the People's Princess," she was involved in many charities, including the British Deaf Association, and supported other controversial causes like AIDS and the ban of landmines. From her engagemnet to Prince Charles, Princess Di had a special connection with the public in England and around the world. Her tumultuous marriage was subject to aggressive media attention, and she was forever memorialized in the hearts of the British people after her death in a tragic car crash in Paris. About the Pocket Bios series: Pocket Bios are full of personality, introducing readers to fascinating figures from history with simple storytelling and cheerful illustrations. Titles include men and women from history, exploration, the sciences, the arts, the ancient world, and more. Want to know more about women in history? Don't miss the Pocket Bios about Cleopatra, Rosa Parks, Anne Frank, Marie Antoinette, Joan of Arc, and Pocahontas.