Tim Cooke

The royal family of Britain has always been in the spotlight, but few figures have been as beloved as Princess Diana. When Lady Diana Spencer married Prince Charles in 1981 at St. Paul's Cathedral, there were 600,000 people in the streets of London and a TV audience of 750 million viewers. This beautiful biography shows readers the life and work of Princess Diana, who used her celebrity status to do amazing charitable works. One of her most passionate causes was raising awareness of AIDS and challenging the stigma these patients faced. Full-color photographs and images illustrate Princess Diana's story, while fun fact boxes offer bite-sized bits of information.