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Review by: Mandy Apgar
Absolute filth
and insulting to the intelligence. It is pretty much an oversized
tabloid wringing out bad rumors and either misquoting or selectively
editing particular phrases directed towards the lives
of the 3 key women in the Windsors now. Of course, most of this relates
to the late Diana - that William and Harry were forced to walk behind
her coffin (they volunteered), that no mention of her was made at a
church service at the Queen's instructions (they
wished it so to not bring up bad memories and bring their grief upon
others), and time and time again events are either flat out invented or
key happenings, etc. are conveniently ignored to help bash whomever it
is he has set as the villain at the time. Sad
thing is, this total idiot of an author is popular because people
believe such drivel. I cannot but think of a Penny Junor biography of
Prince Harry (which he more or less did with her) I just read where vast
amounts of the entire book are devoted to telling
again and again how and why a lot of the stories in here either never
happened or are exaggerated. Some things are minor but as another
example: granted the televised post engagement interview with William
and Kate was so wildly popular, and the clip where
she laughingly refuted that his picture was on her wall (it was a jeans
model she admired instead) so well circulated, why does he insist time
and again that she had this mythical poster up as a way to inspire her
to be a queen? Not only is it sexist and demeaning
to insist that, especially granted the wealth of evidence opposite, when
the author lies about a silly trivial thing like that shouldn't you
wonder what else he has made up?
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