At Home with Diana

Have you ever wondered what daily life was really like for Diana, Princess of Wales—behind the palace walls?
From her childhood at Park House to her years at Kensington Palace, At Home with Diana takes readers on an intimate tour through the royal residences that defined her extraordinary journey.

Drawing on extensive research and personal visits to each location, author Deb Stratas reveals the private stories, touching details, and historical secrets hidden within thirteen of Diana’s homes—including Althorp, Clarence House, Highgrove, Balmoral, and more.
Each chapter blends biography, history, and travel insight, tracing Diana’s life from her early days as Lady Spencer to her time as the world’s most photographed woman.

Featuring travel tips, visiting advice, and reflections from the author’s own journeys through England and Scotland, this is both a moving portrait of the People’s Princess and a practical guide for anyone who dreams of following in her footsteps.

“Packed with historical facts, touching anecdotes, and top tips for visiting, At Home with Diana is the perfect addition to any royal lover’s library.”
— Victoria Arbiter, CNN Royal Correspondent

Perfect for fans of The Crown, royal travel, and heartfelt biographies that reveal the woman behind the icon.

A History of the Princess through her Residences

This is a wonderful book that celebrates the life of Diana Princess of Wales through her residences. I love the unique approach. Information is given on the history of the home, as well as the background of Diana and her family as well as the Royal family. You learn the events of her life as she moves from place to place. The pictures are wonderful and I love that the author includes information from her personal visits. She also gives tips and reference information for you to visit these amazing homes and ship. Narration for the audiobook was via virtual voice, but the voice was British and it suited this book well.

Interesting perspective and details - but no AI please

I enjoyed it minus the AI voice.
real readers are so much better and I wish it had that instead