Queen Elizabeth II: A Woman Who is Not Amused

by Nicholas Davies

Book Overview

A story of adultery, jealousy and mental cruelty, as lived by the Royal Family in Buckingham Palace. It describes the Queen's troubled relationship with Diana, including the events following Diana's... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0806580011
• ISBN13: 9780806580012
• Release Date: January 1996
• Publisher: Citadel Press
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.5" x 4.2" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

A Heartwarming Story of the Queen Who Earned My Deepest Respect!

I was most touched by Queen Elizabeth, seeing that all her life she has had to put country and duty first. I felt heart broken for her with her treatment from her husband and his bad behavior, but at the same time could understand that it was most difficult for him as well, having to give up all his hopes and dreams. I also learned how Diana threatened the monarch with her behavoir, something I never understood until now and I felt differently about the whole thing, and understood both sides. I learned a lot about how royals raise their children and was shocked, but understood that it is how they are raised, and they know no other way. I also learned what the Queen does in official business and just how influential she is. She has earned my deepest respect and I have watched her intereact and must say that when she smiles it is truly captivating because it radiates from her heart. Great book! I highly recommend it. Sufani Garza Author

GREAT BOOK!!

A great book about the Queen. Lots of information, but not too over the top with details and hard-to-understand writing.

I wouldn't be amused either!

Three years ago, I added this book to my too-large collection of books about the Royal Family. I started re-reading it this week when looking up something about her disinterest in clothes while reading the reports of her visit to Australia. Whoever is doing her hats now should be drawn and quartered!This is an enjoyable book and I can only feel a bit sorry for the Queen. For all of her worldly possessions, she leads a rather dreadful life. Smiling, looking interested, holding flowers, etc. must almost drive her out of her mind! She does a good job of it, though, and for that I give her credit. It's a good show. I've been watching it for over 40 years!

Informative and highly entertaining

One of the best books on the British Royal Family and on Queen Elizabeth in particular.Reading this book one can see that Mr. Davies is quite knowledgeable and has done his homework where researching the subject is concerned.Queen Elizabeth may not be easily amused - and she has every right not to be - but I certainly was highly amused and entertained.

HM may not be amused but I sure was!

Ever since I can remember I have been fascinated by the British Royal family; watching the weddings of both the Waleses and the Yorks, reading Majesty magazine each month, etc. I bought this book to find out more about the Queen and Prince Phillip. I finished this book within two days and still find myself drawn to it. The depth that the author reaches, describing the Queen's marriage, family, responsibilities, daily life - it is all covered with a thoroughness that makes the reader feel as though they knew Her Majesty personally. Undoubtedly there are other books available that detail Queen Elizabeth II's life, but this one will stand out due to it's ability to draw the reader into the world of this remarkable monarch.