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Remembering Diana
William Morrow
September 2006
On Sale: September 12, 2006
320 pages
ISBN: 0061138959
EAN: 9780061138959
Hardcover
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Non-Fiction Memoir
Paul Burrell served Diana, Princess of Wales, as her
faithful butler from 1987 until her death in 1997. He was
much more than an employee: he was her right-hand man,
confidant and friend. She described him as 'the only man
she ever trusted.' As the world prepares for the
official inquest into her death, The Way We Were
marks an intense period of reflection by ensuring the
spirit, warmth and character of the person at the centre of
proceedings is not lost or obscured. In this
remarkable and intimate book, Paul Burrell opens the door to
Kensington Palace to provide a unique, visual tour. With
previously unseen interior photographs, the reader is led
inside the world of Princess Diana-room-by-room,
memory-by-memory. He paints a faithful and poignant
tribute in remembrance of 'the boss' as the person who
shared her private world and knew her best. In this
fascinating new account, he allows the reader to feel 'at
home with Diana', sharing her inner-most feelings, hopes and
philosophies that teach us more about her mind and the way
she thought. We learn of her amusing Hollywood
relationships, the true depth of her happiness with 'The
One'; the amazing story that illustrates her compassion; her
sisterhood with Sarah Ferguson-and the desperate attempts to
heal their rift; and a never-before-told account that
provides new evidence about the real nature of her
relationship with Dodi Al Fayed. There are also rare
photographs of the jewels Diana wore and treasured as Paul
Burrell celebrates her style and fashion. The Way
We Were reflects, remembers and celebrates the late
Diana, Princess of Wales, and captures her vivacity and love
of life as we move towards the tenth anniversary of her
death in 2007.
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