The Diana I Knew: Loving Memories of the Friendship Between an American Mother and Her Son's Nanny Who Became the Princess of Wales
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Before she became the Princess of Wales and captured the hearts of millions around the globe, she was Lady Diana Spencer — a shy, young nanny employed with the Robertsons, an American family living in London who would forge a lifelong friendship with her. The Diana I Knew is filled with Mary Robertson's unique, personal memories of this extraordinary woman, including:
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— her discovery that Diana was actually an aristocrat belonging to one of England's oldest families
— her reaction to Diana's engagement to Prince Charles
— the invitation to the Royal Wedding and pre-wedding formal ball at Buckingham Palace
— her continuing relationship with Diana in the following years, including private meetings, numerous letters and cards, and never-before-seen photographs
— how loving and kind-hearted Diana remained even though her marriage was in turmoil and rocked with scandal
— Diana's unending love for her sons
— attending the tragic funeralThe Diana I Knew is much more than just another Princess Diana memoir — this is Mary Robertson's candid, vivid remembrance of a dear friend who, despite fame and glamour, embodied the fundamental values of compassion, kindness, integrity, and grace in everything that she did.
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