pan⭐️⭐️ I can get down with Royal and Royal-adjacent books. I understand the Queen‘s life was different from anyone else‘s, but a photo shoot with rain clouds above is not actual suspense I care about. It was interesting hearing about some of the clothes but this was just so silly.
Impressive - the color-coded umbrellas (all transparent so she can be seen in the rain) have their own wardrobe!
@Come-read-with-me ❤️
My pick for #CrownontheCover has to include the Queen. This book is by her official dresser. #MagnificentMarch
so-soI wasn‘t expecting too much from this, but I think my expectations were still too high. The photos are lovely. It‘s interesting to see the fabrics and details up close. But there aren‘t enough of them. The writing is painful and repetitive. Boring even. I didn‘t expect the author to spill any secrets, as she still works for the queen, but I also didn‘t expect her to be so massively egotistical. Ugh.
pickThis was good. I would have liked more about the clothes or personal stories and less bragging. The pictures and history were wonderful.
#beatthebacklist book 12 #theborrowers
#tbrcrew
panHoooooo boy. Now I wasn‘t expecting scandal or gossip because Angela Kelly still works for The Queen, but this is repetitive, badly written and just dull. If I hadn‘t known it was published by a big house I would have had it down as a self published vanity project.
Next library book read. Feels like an apt week to read this one!
Got a 2 hr break from work (playing with the schedule for my doc‘s kiddo‘s school play), so I‘m hanging out reading this😊 I‘m really enjoying it, so far! (Side note: It‘s possible that my Royal obsession has become unhealthy....)
How fun is this book mail?
Thank you, @laineymays1 @harpercollins @harperlibrary
The Other Side of the Coin: The Queen, the Dresser and the Wardrobe | 
