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Prince William: A Journey To The Throne

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This book is neither authorized nor endorsed by Prince William or the Royal Family, and I doubt very seriously that it would ever be endorsed by them. This book can be read easily in fifteen minutes or less. I bought this book ONLY because I collect books on the Royal Family.

The pictures of Prince William are great as in the one on page 28 which pictures him with her brother - Prince Harry, as well as, the one on page 35 with his brother and her father. All of these pictures have been in British magazines and in some American magazines to which I subsrcibe.

There's nothing new here except for the inaccuries. Everyone knows that Prince William is left-handed if one's has ever looked at his signing in at Eton while his mother, father, and brother watch. Prince William has many, many nicknames which have been given to him by his family and his friends but are not mentioned. If one has done any reading at all, the individual knows everything in this book and more. It is a known fact that Prince William is the most handsome Royal ever, that he is extremely intelligent, that her is very atheletic and excels in many sports, that he possesses his mother's charm and poise, and that he is artistic.

As I have said previously, I bought this book only because of my collection of books. This is one book which was written purely to make money. This is a paperback book

I really enjoyed reading The Journey to the throne. I was very please with the contents of this book. I thought it couldn't be more full of information about the king of our hearts. I hope Walters continues to write. She is very talented.

This book was just OK...it hardly had any words. I think that if you are only interested in William for his looks, and just want a "fan" book, you'd enjoy it. But, if your really interested in him as a person, you might not like it as much.

I liked it very well. It did have more pictures than letters but does life really need a narrarator? I think for we right side of the brain people who read art and not silly little word soundtracks, it's a must have! Because the pictures explain his life and it is well formatted.

This book provides a very limited perspective on the life of the heir-but-one to the British throne. It adds no new pictures, and no new information about his life. What it does do, is to provide readers with a number of nice images of Prince William, which they may not previously have had access to.

It has been suggested in some circles that the interview quoted in the book was "faked". This is not correct. The interview was, in fact, a series of e-mail exchanges between a webmaster and someone claiming to be William. After some investigation, I am convinced that the exchanges were made in good faith by the webmaster. While it has not been proven that the person on the other end was William, neither has it been disproven. So, the jury is still out on this point.

A great intro for new William fans and a must-have addition for Prince William collectors. Great pictures, great format. A fun and easy read.

One of the few books on Wills that has great pictures and is in a good format. Congrats!

This book was, of course, for William fans a fun read for gossip and rumors. But it loses all it's credibility by quoting an online interview that William himself did not even give, it was made up by the author of a royalty web page.

The newest book on Prince William entitled a Prince William: Journey to the Throne is a fun and enjoyable read. It is entertaining, has great full page glossy photos, and keeps to the light side of humor while examining the person and his troubles as he goes through life.

I feel this would be a worthwhile gift for anyone just discovering Prince William and the possibilities of his future as King William the V.

if any body loves prince william this the book