Phyllis Lloyd
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If you have any questions regarding the silliness in 2024 of having a royal bloodline, this book will thoroughly convince you. I read this book thinking it would be balanced. It truly could have come straight from Buckingham Palace’s PR team. Everything said about Harry is done in a mocking tone. The author totally excuses the three recent public acts of childishness of King Charles captured on film (the two pen malfunction reactions and his little fit when the motorcade had a hiccup during his coronation). No world leader would get a pass for that petulance. It seems highly likely this book had been in the works a very long time to try to rearrange King Charles reputation. The books chronicles all the silly aspects of royalty in depth.
The Making of a King: King Charles III and the Modern Monarchy
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Very predictable and the lines are delivered like a school play. It had a Hallmark Movie feel. Very disappointed with the writing and storylines. But the clothes are still lush and attention grabbing.
Absolutely no plot, so enjoy the set and clothes.
Downton Abbey
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