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Elizabeth & Margaret: The Intimate World of the Windsor Sisters by Andrew Morton
2 reviews
maddiemartin's review against another edition
informative
reflective
medium-paced
3.5
Provided wonderful insight on the tumultuous and complicated relationship between Elizabeth and Margaret throughout their live. This book makes the reader think about the shocking relationships behind the scenes of what the public sees.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Infidelity and Grief
Moderate: Death and Alcohol
savvyrosereads's review against another edition
informative
medium-paced
4.0
Out now in paperback [Thanks to Grand Central Publishing for providing a gifted copy in exchange for an honest review!]
Rating: 4/5 stars
From one of the leading biographers of celebrity and the monarchy, Elizabeth & Margaret is a dual biography chronicling the unique relationship between Queen Elizabeth II and her sister Princess Margaret.
I’m a huge fan of Royal family info and biographies, and this was super interesting and extremely informative! A lot of the content will be familiar if you watch THE CROWN, but the book offers a lot more depth and some additional facts not found in the show. I also particularly enjoyed the focus on Elizabeth and Margaret’s relationship, which was close but extremely complex and unique—towards the end I thought the book focused a bit more heavily on Margaret, but she’s a fascinating figure so I certainly didn’t mind!
Recommended to anyone, but especially if you like: the Royal family; dual biographies; stories of complex women.
CW: Some discussion of alcoholism/drug abuse and implied suicide attempts.
Rating: 4/5 stars
From one of the leading biographers of celebrity and the monarchy, Elizabeth & Margaret is a dual biography chronicling the unique relationship between Queen Elizabeth II and her sister Princess Margaret.
I’m a huge fan of Royal family info and biographies, and this was super interesting and extremely informative! A lot of the content will be familiar if you watch THE CROWN, but the book offers a lot more depth and some additional facts not found in the show. I also particularly enjoyed the focus on Elizabeth and Margaret’s relationship, which was close but extremely complex and unique—towards the end I thought the book focused a bit more heavily on Margaret, but she’s a fascinating figure so I certainly didn’t mind!
Recommended to anyone, but especially if you like: the Royal family; dual biographies; stories of complex women.
CW: Some discussion of alcoholism/drug abuse and implied suicide attempts.
Content Warnings
Minor: Drug use, Infidelity, Mental illness, Toxic relationship, Suicide attempt, and Alcohol