Diana, Princess of Wales, was many things to many people: fairytale princess; role model; victim; goddess; neurotic; publicity seeker; mother; daughter and friend. Her image penetrated our psyches as no other public figure had done before. This book explores the way in which Diana moved ordinary people who had never met her, some who loved her, and others who disliked her. In this collection of dreams, ordinary people find parallels in their own lives with that of a woman who led a life most of us cannot imagine. This book may be about Diana, but it is more about us. There are no psychologists to interpret the dreams, no media pundits, political analysis or royal watchers imparting their wisdom. There are only dreamers, dreaming of Diana, and their dreams tell a fascinating story.
