DIANA -THE CARING PRINCESS In her own words compiled by Margaret Holder 1997 Diana, Princess of Wales, came across in her life as a vulnerable human being who was able to reach out to others in genuine compassion because she understood their suffering. This is an illustrated tribute to her compassion. It collects together some of the Princess's words on the theme of love. She talks about her role as mother as well as her thoughts on different aspects of her charity work, with the victims of land mines, with those dying of AIDS, with sick children, and with all those who experienced her care and concern. PLUS

THE BODYGUARD'S STORY- TREVOR RESS-JONES with Moira Johnston Where were you when Diana died? For Trevor Rees-Jones the answer is simple: he was in the same hospital as Diana, fighting for his own life a few rooms away. As bodyguard to her companion Dodi Fayed, he was with the couple when, hounded by paparazzi and with a driver who turned out to be drunk, their Mercedes crashed into the thirteenth pillar of the tunnel under the Place de l'Alma in Paris. Dodi and the driver, Henri Paul, died instantaneously, medics say; Diana was rushed to a nearby hospital where doctors worked feverishly to resuscitate her before giving up in the early hours of Sunday morning. Miraculously, Trevor survived. But the crash that nearly killed him had killed Diana, Princess of Wales, one of the most famous women of the late twentieth century. A normal life was no longer an option. And as Mohamed Al Fayed's grief at the loss of his son quickly turned into a desperate hunt for reasons, for culprits and conspiracy, Trevor found his unswerving loyalty to the Boss at first questioned and then, ultimately, destroyed, as Fayed pointed the finger of blame at him. Small hardcopy in near perfect condition and large paperback photos inside are loose held by cellutape but otherwise good condition pick up Papatoetoe