Title: A Royal Snoozer
Product review: Anybody that finds this book interesting has apparently never read much about Diana. I have read just about all the other books written about her, and they beat this one by far. The first 100 pages are about Paul B.'s life, and his service to the Queen. We find out all the small details of the Queen's day, and if you are interested in what she has for breakfast, this is your book. It is almost 100 pages before we get to the Diana part, and frankly I don't know why so much was made of this book. He was (is) so blinded by her that he is pathetic. A waste of time. Basically it is very repetitious, - he tells about fixing her breakfast, lunch, her dinner, blah, blah. He tells what she wore. He was THERE for her !! Frankly, after all I had read about this book I was expecting some new gossip, but there is not even any old gossip. Just too many mundane details about his service, which frankly, made for boring reading. And, he did the unforgivable. He made her boring.
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