Catherine, the Princess of Wales by Robert Jobson
Catherine, the Princess of Wales by Robert Jobson is a wonderful biography. I enjoyed this book so much. I liked how the author dealt with the negative things and his commitment to be as unbiased as possible, when it is obvious that he has a positive view of Catherine.
The biography was written by a Royal correspondent, Robert Jobson, who due to the nature of his work has extensive connections within the royal household. This biography covers Catherine’s life since she was a child, her time at university, how she dealt after William broke up with her. There were things in the biography that I was not aware of, especially before the wedding. It was very interesting to read.
I also found fascinating the details about the family dynamics between King Charles and his two sons. Catherine’s role was not an easy one, as family relations are usually complicated, without them being talked about by millions of people around the world. I recommend the book without any doubt. It is a fast read and really enjoyable too.
Catherine, the Princess of Wales by Robert Jobson
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My rating: 5/5 Stars
Would I recommend it: yes
Published by: John Blake Publishing Ltd
Year it was published: 2024
Format: Hardcover
Genre(s): Biography
Pages: 320
About the author: Robert Jobson is one of a royal commentator who was dubbed the “Godfather of Royal Reporting” by The Wall Street Journal. He is Royal Editor at the London Evening Standard and regularly appears on television as a royal expert.
He is a a best-selling author and award-winning correspondent, he has been at the forefront of royal reporting for 25 years. As a correspondent he appeared at the Sunrise and The Morning Show (Australia), TVNZ Breakfast One (New Zealand). In UK he has appeared on ITV, Sky News, Channel 5, and the BBC. In America he is royal contributor for NBC’s Today Show, also contributed to Forbes magazine and Forbes.com.
Furthermore, he published 8 books.
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I don’t read a lot of celebrity biographies, but this one sounds good to me. My digital library has it in both ebook and audio form, so I’ve tagged it for future reference.
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I don’t think of Catherine as a celebrity, as she will be Queen one day and she will represent the country. I hope you like it, if you read it.
By “celebrity” I’m just generalizing as anyone well known to the public. I didn’t mean it in the sense of a movie star, etc.
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