Shelf Life / Opinion / The Royals / The Listicles / The Scroll THE ROYALS >Courtiers London Times reporter Valentine Low provides a fascinating examination of “the men and grey suits," who are the Royal Family’s most trusted advisers>The King: The Life of Charles III The latest biography from veteran royal reporter Christopher Andersen digs into the hardships that forged the King's character>The Queen: Her Life Veteran royal biographer Andrew Morton dishes on his new book about Elizabeth II, his depiction in Season 5 of "The Crown" and King Charles>Prince William “Cannot Forgive” Prince Harry, According to ‘The New Royals’ Author Katie Nicholl Prince William “just cannot forgive his brother,” according to Katie Nicholl, author of 'The New Royals: Queen Elizabeth’s Legacy and the Future of the Crown.'>The Queen: 70 Years of Majestic Style After researching seven decades of the monarch's style choices, British fashion journalist Bethan Holt says her favourite royal designers are Norman Hartnell and Angela Kelly>On the Platinum Jubilee Weekend, a Book of the Queen’s Portraits Reveals the Symbolic and Human Face of the Royal Family A Q&A with Alexandra Shulman, who wrote the introduction to "Elizabeth II: Princess, Queen, Icon," a collection of photos from the National Portrait Gallery in London>A Queen For All Seasons British actress Joanna Lumley is a big fan of Queen Elizabeth II, and her book pays homage to the monarch in her Platinum Jubilee year >Brothers and Wives: Inside the Private Lives of William, Kate, Harry, and Meghan In his biography of Princes Harry and William, U.S.-based royal reporter Christopher Andersen reveals Prince Charles’ multiple affairs and who asked about Archie’s skin tone>A Queen For Our Time In his book about Queen Elizabeth II, Chris Jackson chooses frames of grand ceremony and great intimacy from his 19 years as royal photographer for Getty Images>‘The Windsor Diaries’ What we learned from the journals of Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret's BFF Alathea Fitzalan Howard, who bonded with the Royal Family at Windsor Castle during the Second World War.>‘Elizabeth & Margaret’ In his new Royal biography, Andrew Morton reveals the dichotomy between the Queen and her younger sister, and draws parallels to other fractious relationships between “heir” and “spare” >Born to Be Queen Fleet Street veteran Clive Irving weaves reportage into his unconventional biography of Elizabeth II, arguing she was made for the job but Charles is not>HRH: So Many Thoughts on Royal Fashion In her new book, Elizabeth Holmes digs into the wardrobes of the Queen, Diana, Kate and Meghan to parse the meaning behind House of Windsor style>Royal Rift: Brother vs. Brother in the War of the Windsors A new book from Robert Lacey, the royal expert who advises The Crown, tracks the Royal rift between princes William and Harry and explains why Diana’s boys were always separated by birth.> ’Finding Freedom’: New Book Aims to Set Record Straight on Palace Intrigue and Drama Around Meghan and Harry’s Royal Relationship Two top royal reporters attempt to set the record straight with the Sussexes' side of the Megxit story.>Royal Relationships Are Scrutinized in a Trio of New Books The focus is on Prince Philip and the Queen, princes Harry and William and, of course, Harry and MeghanTAKE ME TOEVERYTHINGZOOMER.COM
