Tina Brown

Inside the House of Windsor--The Truth and the Turmoil

Palace Papers

Erin G.

Way more juicy stories and behind-the-scenes details than I expected. Highly recommend for royal family enthusiasts.

Ozge Kara

One of my friends was reading this book in Summer. After the Queen’s death I thought that I might as well read a book instead of reading garbage on Reddit. I actually really like that the Queen (and William and Kate) never whines. They are all born into an enormous wealth and there are two ways they can go about it. Either they can dissolve the monarchy and get themselves a real job or they can stop whining and get on with the work which is basically to look nice, smile, make small talk and never complain. 

I just can’t stand it when rich people or celebrities complain about being a celebrity. 

Anyways. This book just at least helped with my gossip addiction for a while and was a bit entertaining after long days at work. Literature wise it was of course garbage.

Palace Papers Inside the House of Windsor--The Truth and the Turmoil

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