Title: Royalty: not what it's cracked up to be
Product review: This engaging middle-grade anthology presents overviews of princesses from Elizabeth Tudor (1516-1558) to modern Queen Elizabeth (born 1926). I got it really only to see what they had to say about our modern Elizabeth, much of which came from governess Marion Crawford's memoir,Little Princesses, but the other stories were so well written that I found myself reading several more. Note: Parents of particularly sensitive parents should review the story of Anastasia of Russia, which ends so dreadfully.
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