title: Remembering Diana: A Life in Photographs
author:  National Geographic 
description: A lavish celebration of the princesss life in pictures. <i>Parade</i><br /><br />Diana is ours, again, if only for 208 pages. <i>New York Times</i><br /><br />"This sumptuous picture book of more than 100 images of Diana, due Aug. 1, comes from National Geographic with a forward by TIna Brown, her friend,biographer and the former editor of<i>Vanity Fair</i>and<i>The New Yorker</i>. 'Twenty years after her death we miss her more than ever,' especially her humanity and the 'bond of compassion she forged with her admirers,' Brown writes."<i>USA Today<br /><br /></i>"From pictures of her as a child to her marriage and the birth of her two children, this book is a comprehensive look at the woman whose kindness created waves that are still felt today."<i>People<br /><br /></i>a sumptuous picture book of more than 100 images of Dianawith a forward by Tina Brown, her friend, biographer and the former editor of <i>Vanity Fair</i> and the <i>New Yorker</i>. <i>Detroit Free Press<br /></i>
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  Copyright © May 2010, Eve Langlais
  Cover art by Anastasia Rabiyah © May 2010
  Amira Press
  Baltimore, MD 21216
  www.amirapress.com
  ISBN: 978-1-936279-20-3
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  Chapter One
  The day Diana met her first alien dawned liked any other—with a dry, cottony mouth and a bad case of bed head. She didn’t
  even have any warning because, unlike the X Files and sci-fi movies, she didn’t see any lights in the sky, and her TV image
  didn’t go all snowy. That kind of pissed her off, because had she known she would be having an up-close-and-personal
  encounter with life from another planet, she might have at least brushed her hair and worn something other than her ragged
  robe, plaid boxer shorts, and loose tank top. This is definitely not my most attractive look.
  Anyway, there she stood, ironing her u