Diana: Princess of the People

by Tanya Lee Stone

Follows the life of Diana, Princess of Wales, from her childhood, through her experiences with the royal family and public life, to her death in 1997

48 pages, Library Binding

First published January 1, 1999

About the author

Tanya Lee Stone is an award-winning author of books for kids and teens. Her work, which includes YA fiction (A Bad Boy Can Be Good for a Girl), picture books (Elizabeth Leads the Way and Sandy's Circus), and nonfiction (Almost Astronauts and The Good, the Bad, and the Barbie) has won national awards such as the ALA's Sibert Medal, SCBWI's Golden Kite Award, YALSA Excellence in Nonfiction, Jane Addams Book Award Honor, Boston Globe-Horn Book Honor, NCTE's Orbus Pictus, and Bank Street's Flora Steiglitz Award. Forthcoming titles include Who Says Women Can't Be Doctors?! and The House that Jane Built (Holt 2013) and Courage Has No Color (Candlewick 2013).

Reviews

[Francesca Bertucci]

I enjoyed reading about the life of Princess Diana. This book was very useful and informative. It is a chapter book but also includes pictures of Princess Dianas life, so that makes it a little more intriguing. From Dianas early child hood, to her accomplishments, to her death, this book gives an indepth look at the Princess and her influence on the world! She was a loving, caring, woman who had an influence on many orginazations and people around the world.