Princess Diana raised her sons, William and Harry, to be the closest of brothers. However, they have grown into very different men. Royal historian Robert Lacey examines the boys' relationship over the years, from a childhood where they leaned heavily on each other to their current estrangement.
386 pages.
Mom's diary... Crying...And scenes from her life... I love knowing ships that are endgame. Why....Baby Cal....Soft baby hair... Baby..Baby boy
I loved having more perspectives to hear from...
I love Zen I love Zen I love Zen I love Zen
So the beginning was slow, and I didn't like her for the first few chapters...But you can't just introduce a cute boy and expect me to be chill about it...Like obviously he's not just a rando... Because where's the drama in that.
I love Jude because she's different than most female protagonists. That's not to say that other female protagonists are bad, but rather that Jude screams a mixture of Slyterin and Ravenclaw with dashes of Gryffindor thrown in (which basically tells you nothing). I loved listening to her thought process, and trying to keep up with her strategies. She is fierce and has such a drive. And let's just say that I (like basically any other fangirl I know) have a thing for angsty boys with issues and an infatuation (an overstatement here) with the color black... I may or may not have hit myself because someone was being stupid and not noticing feelings...teenagers I guess.