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The title of the book I choose is Princess Diana: Forever in our hearts. The author of this book is Kimberly Weinberger. The publisher of this book is Scholastic and the book was published in Broadway, New York. The Copyright date of this book is 1998. I choose this book because I read this book many times every time i read it, it became more and more interesting. Something i knew about Princess Diana was that she was a real princess and a fairytale princess. The questions that i have about this topic when i first saw this were why she is so famous and how did she become a princess? I think the book will be about her royal wedding, how she died, and how she helped the world. Summary Princess Diana was just more than a princess, she was a hero. On July 1, 1961 a small cute little girl was born to John and Frances Spencer. They ware already parents of two daughters and the Spencer’s hoped for a son. The Spencer’s took a week to think of a girl’s name for their new little baby girl. As princess Diana was growing up, she was surrounded by rabbits, foxes, and all sorts of animals. Soon Princess Diana devolved a great love for animals. She owned many pets which she fed and took care of them, she had pets like a hamster, a goldfish, and a guinea pig.. Three years after Princess Diana was born the parents had a forth child, a son. The parents decided to name their baby boy Charles. Soon Charles and Diana became inseparable and spended countless time together. HOW THE PRINCESS MET THE PRINCE Before meeting Princess Diana was a member of the nobility in England< holding the title of Lady Diana. Because of this she had a few connections with the royal family. On Prince Charles’ thirteenth birthday Princess Diana was invited to the royal birthday. There were hundreds of people there, but Princess Diana’s beauty and her shy smile caught the prince’s eyes. Many months later Charles and Diana became a couple. THE ROYAL WEDDING The wedding was just six months away and Princess Diana had a lot to learn about being a princess. She frequently visited the Buckingham Palace, were her future mother-in-law lived. There Princess Diana took royal training lessons. To practice walking down the aisle, princess Diana walked through the palace with a sheet tied to her dress. Princess Diana also had to learn how to dress like a princess and sit still for 6 hours while portrait was being painted. The most difficult part of her royal life was the media, Princess Diana could not get used to the camera that followed het wherever she went. It was a problem that Princess Diana could not stop. On July 26 1981, more than 750 million people watch the royal wedding on their television. After the wedding ceremony, the couple drove past the cheering crowd to the Buckingham palace. It was a magical day for Princess Diana and for the world AN HEIR IS BORN On June 21 1982 Princess Diana gave birth to a baby of her own. It was a boy and everybody celebrated as Prince William Arthur Philip Lousis was introduced to the world. The prince had blonde hair and bright blue eyes. Though William would normally have been raised by nannies, Princess Diana wanted to take care of William herself. A HELPING PRINCESS Tough princess Diana’s family was very important to her; she soon realized that she could use her royal powers to help other people. Princess Diana traveled all around the world and she’d often help sick and poor people. Princess Diana’s heart would cry whenever she saw a hungry child or held the hand of a sick person. Princess Diana continued helping and never stopped. When Princess Diana attended a charity event, the amount of money raised would double because she was there. Princess Diana helped with many issues in the world like world hunger. The most surprising thing was that the Princess did was to shake hands with a person suffering from a horrible disease. THE END OF THE FAIRYTALE Soon Princess Diana’s fairytale came to an end. On August 30, 1997, Princess daina had a car crash in a tunnel in Paris, France. After her death, thousands of flowers and letters were left at the gates of Buckingham Palace.

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