I love a good Royal Family book but I haven't ever dived into anything aside from Princess Diana, William and Harry. After Queen Elizabeth died, I was intrigued to read more about her and see what was left out of the first few seasons of The Crown.

Andrew Morton, who has written countless royal biographies, including 'Diana: Her True Story' which was the very controversial book released when she was still alive. I have another book in my library called "Elizabeth & Margaret: The Intimate Lives of the Windsor Sisters" that I haven't read but am excited too.

"The Queen: Her Life" by Andrew Morton was released on November 15th, 2022 and I received an ARC of it from NetGalley, which was the thrill of a lifetime. I didn't end up reading it until last month but I was surprised at how enjoyable it was.

It wasn't that I thought I wasn't going to like it but I thought it would be a little long winded and slightly boring. That's what biographies are usually like... but not this one. 

I flew through the pages and really loved it. It makes me look forward to reading the book about Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret.