The Queen: 1926–2022

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Il libro è avvincente e ricco di particolari inediti nella sua prima parte, quando si concentrata a ripercorrere le varie fasi di vita delle principesse Elisabetta e Margaret. La seconda parte, invece, coincide più con i vari drammi familiari, a partire dal matrimonio fra Carlo e Diana. Probabilmente perchè eventi noti e più largamente dibattuti, ho trovato una sorta di rassegna dei tempi che furono, con l'abbozzo del ruolo della regina. Collective Worship and suggested follow-up resources to be used as we remember and give thanks for the life of Her Majesty the Queen Manca la trattazione dell'ultimo periodo di vita della Queen, in quanto il libro è stato terminato nel primi mesi del 2022 e certamente destinato alla pubblicazione una volta morta la sovrana. If you come across any issues with messages that have been posted using this online tool, please get in touch using our webform. Having such an important role in the monarchy and to lead the country for 70 years through changing times over 7 decades I think is absolutely marvelous.

Queen | The Church of England Remembering Her Majesty The Queen | The Church of England

Like most biographies of very well known, high profile people, much of the Queen’s story feels familiar – particularly if you are a fan of The Crown. In this entertaining and insightful biography, writer Andrew Morton, author of Diana, Her True Story and Elizabeth & Margaret, takes you behind the scenes to uncover the woman and her world. This is a wonderful book and a beautiful keepsake. If you like the crown and are keen to learn more this would be a great read for you.I am deeply saddened by your loss. The Queen was a truly great woman. I shall miss seeing her. I really respected her. I think all of us should be as honorable she. It really would make for a better world. God bless You Queen Elizabeth. I send much love and prayers.

Queen: I Want It All by Greg Brooks | Waterstones

The book covers Elizabeth's life from birth through to the present day. The royals have been a fascination of many and this book would make a great keepsake for any fan or follower of the monarchy. I received an advance reader copy of this book to read in exchange for an honest review as part of the book tour hosted by Lovebookstours. A beautifully presented, well written biographic on our longest reigning Monarch, a treasure to pass down through the ages. After seeing all the Platinum Jubilee celebrations at the beginning of the month I really enjoyed reading this biography about our Sovereign.

Told in an informal style this book tells the story of The Queen, her history, family, homes, travels, good/bad times, her duties, passions, personality….the list is endless but tells it all in a non boring way, I dont think I found one paragraph tedious, although has to be said I have a more than passing interest of course

The Times Queen Elizabeth II: Commemorating her life and

I enjoyed reading this especially at this time with all the Platinum Jubilee celebrations which were going on last weekend. Young Elizabeth Windsor was not born for this role, this wasn't her future. However she grew into it in the most tragic of circumstances and has never faltered. Of course I was aware of most of the big events that have happened throughout Queen Elizabeth reign from watching the Crown TV series and the news etc over the years but this book offered a closer personal look at The Queen's responses to particular events.I plan to read other books by Andrew Morton as I feel I have learnt something here during an enjoyable read. It was a balanced look at the reign, the highs and the lows.

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Peter Hince, also affectionately known as Ratty, headed Queen’s road crew during their heyday and, as such, was ideally placed to relate some highly revealing stories from the those lauded times. Thank you for being our Queen showing love, humour, respect to everyone regardless of colour ,religion or disposition But Elizabeth did her duty, the young princess pledging before her people that she would dedicate her whole life to the service of Britain and the Commonwealth. She hoped that that day would be a long way off. It was not to be. Only twenty-five when she became Queen after the premature death of her father, King George Vl, Elizabeth became the stuff of the longest reigning , most travelled and, for a shy woman, the Queen who shook more hands and made more small talk than any other monarch in history . She was seen and believed by millions, either in person, on television or film. For years she prayed for her mother to give birth to a son. She longed to be spared her destiny as Britain's future Queen. Her dream was to live in the country surrounded by children, dogs and horses. I loved the fact that she was called Lilibet by her father and close family members and I enjoyed hearing about her sense of humour.It was a very fair and honest look at her reign and her life and her mistakes as well as her many triumphs