Diana The Voice of Change | Book Review

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Diana The Voice of Change

Author: Stewart Pearce

Pages: 226



 

                ‘Diana The Voice of Change’ by Stewart Pearce is a book which is based on the life of one of the most admired person of the British Royal Family i.e. Princess Diana. This is not just a biography about the Princess but a very book wherein get to see the actual events that took place in her life which actually brought about a lot of changes in her. We get to see how she was always firm in what she wanted to do and how she used to help people selflessly. We also get to see a bold, tough and a strong-headed woman who didn’t think too much about the traditions due to which she also had to face a lot of problems. She had to go through many things in life but even after so many things going on she always stayed strong and was an inspiration to many others. To know more about this inspiring person do read ‘Diana The Voice of Change’.

 

                I really liked how the author has put forth the events that took place in Princess Diana’s life. The book also describes how the author has helped her a lot during these phases of her life which brought about a total transformation in her personality. The book also answers many questions which we all were always curious to know.

                Language is simple and lucid. The narrator has given us every detail of Princess Diana wherein we get to see her perspective over the events.

                The cover page is beautiful and the title of the book is also apt to the book.

                Overall, this book will surely give the readers an insight into the life of a person who is loved tremendously by people all over the world.

My Rating: 5/5

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