Princess Diana : [a photographic story of a life

perfect For Book Reports Or Summer Reading, Dk's Acclaimed Biography Series Tackles Two Of History's Most Inspiring And Colorful Figures: Princess Diana And Eleanor Roosevelt. mary Ellen Snodgrass - Kliatt a Handsome Photomontage Of A Complex Life, Mattern's Biography Follows Diana From Childhood And Kindergarten Teaching To Royal Princess. Sidebars Introduce Such Crucial Terms As Landmines, Inheritance, And Tabloids, The Seedy Journalism That Turned Her Life Into A Soap Opera. The Text Balances The Wide Variance In Public Acclaim And Climaxes With The World's Embrace Of Diana As A Martyred Benefactor Of Aids Victims And Of Maimed And Homeless Children. Tasteful Commentary Covers The Shunning Of Diana By The Royal Family And Diana's Increasing Fame After Her Death. Kliatt Codes: J—recommended For Junior High School Students. 2006, Dk, 128p. Illus. Bibliog. Index., Ages 12 To 15. Tells the life story of Diana, Princess of Wales, describing her childhood at Park House and Althorp, courtship with and much-publicized wedding to Prince Charles, problematic marriage, relationship with her sons, charity work, and early death, and includes many color photos This life story of Diana, Princess of Wales, describes her childhood at Park House and Althorp, courtship with and much-publicized wedding to Prince Charles, problematic marriage, relationship with her sons, charity work, and early death Perfect for book reports or summer reading, DK's acclaimed Biography series tackles one of history's most inspiring and colorful women: Princess Diana. Supports the Common Core State Standards. Biography of the English princess who died tragically yet remains a pop culture icon