Seward Ingrid Boeken

Royal Entertaining and Style reveals how the British Royal Family lead their lives and how they like to entertain in the great royal palaces and castles, as well as in their private homes.

Revelatory account of the last four years of Princess Diana's life, by one of her most trusted confidantes.

The book offers an intriguing exploration of the Queen's life and reign, highlighting her journey through a selection of her speeches spanning 75 years. It delves into the evolution of her thoughts and public persona, reflecting historical events and personal milestones. Through these speeches, readers gain insight into her leadership, resilience, and the changing landscape of the monarchy, making it a compelling account of her impact on the nation and the world.

The first major and comprehensive biography of Prince Philip in the 21st century

A fascinating study of the Queen's life and her reign, as seen through her own speeches over the last 75 years

The author of The Queen & Di presents a dual portrait of the young princes of England, describing their special challenges of growing up in the spotlight, dealing with their parents' breakup and mother's tragic death, their relationships with the royal family and each other, and their own personalities.

A revealing insight into the marriage of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, available in paperback to mark 65 years since the Coronation

A vivid and revealing portrait of the real relationship between King Charles III and his mother, by the esteemed royal biographer, Ingrid Seward - perfect for fans of the popular Netflix TV series The Crown.

Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother is as old as the century; she was born nearly 100 years ago during the reign of Victoria, when the British Empire covered a quarter of the Earth. She has seen two world wars and 97 years of the most repid progress inmankind's history completely alter her world (and the royal family's place in it), yet she retains the old-fashioned charm, elegance and dignity that epitomised the Edwardian Lady. And, more significantly, she has successfully continued to live the Edwardian lifestyle: Her five-storey London house contains some 40 servants; she does not like to eat alone so dinner is seldom for fewer than sixteen people; her summer migration to her two castles in Scotland involves two army lorries transporting over 200 pieces of luggage. And it costs the queen two million pounds a year to maintain the slow Edwardian existance she loves. Using her unique insight to the Royal Family, Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chef of Majesty magazine, has written not only a fascinating, perceptive account of the life of Britain's best loved Royal, but also a powerful, important account of the twentieth century.