Suitable for fans of The Crown and the legendary New York Times bestselling author Andrew Morton, who tells the definitive story of the life and legacy of Queen Elizabeth II.
About the content
Elizabeth Windsor was naturally reserved and had a simple desire: to live quietly in the countryside, start a family, and care for her animals. After the abdication of her uncle, King Edward VIII, she became heir to the throne and began a life that tested her personally and royally.
At just 25 years old, she ascended the throne. For more than seventy years, she led the United Kingdom through setbacks, family conflicts, and triumphs. She sought renewal within the monarchy, even against resistance from within. In addition to political and social challenges, she also faced personal problems, such as rumors about her husband, family dramas, and the recent events surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
The biography
In The Queen Andrew Morton provides an in-depth look at the longest-reigning British monarch. He highlights her influence on Great Britain and the world, from the post-World War II reconstruction to contemporary political challenges. The book portrays a woman with exceptional discipline and a lasting legacy as a mother, grandmother, and sovereign.
Language and usage
This biography is written in Dutch and is suitable for self-study, education, and professional interest at an intermediate to advanced language level (B2-C1). Intertaal is your reliable supplier and guarantees fast delivery of this valuable learning tool.