A Real Life Fairy Tale Princess Diana (A Real Life Fairy Tale - Vol. 1)

5 Star Review

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Editorial Book Review:

By Irene Yang

It's magical when a well-told story about a real person moves people for years to come. This book is about a woman who changed what it meant to be a princess by being brave, kind, and determined to make the world a better place for no other reason than she was a princess. Every page is filled with love and respect for her, from her early years as a child to her rise to fame around the world.

What stood out most was the way the book captures not just the significant milestones but the spirit of the person behind them. Truth and fiction work together to paint a complete picture of times both good and bad. Anyone can enjoy this new and fun story that helps people understand tough ideas without making them seem less important than they are. The writing is smooth, and it's clear that the author really cares about the subject.

Beyond the biographical details, the book does a wonderful job of highlighting values that remain relevant today—compassion, resilience, and the power of using one’s platform for good. It makes you think about what it means to be recognized, not just to tell a story. The story is uplifting and true to life, so kids and adults who are interested in the subject will enjoy it.

The art and design add another level to the experience, making it more interesting to look at and making the story more emotional. Anyone who likes stories about real-life heroes who make a difference in the world can enjoy this book, not just history buffs or royal fans. This is a book that stays with you long after you finish reading it, whether you read it to learn about an amazing life or to get ideas.

About the Author

Emberli Pridham

Award winning children’s author, Emberli Pridham, grew up in Dallas, Texas, inspired by her grandmother, an author, and a wonderful library of books. Her most recent project, 'A Real Life Fairy Tale: Princess Diana', follows the life of the late Duchess of Wales and is the first in an illustrated biography book series that introduces the legacies of inspiring women to the next generation. Emberli is also a coauthor, alongside her husband David, of the Amazon best-selling STEM book series, ‘If Not You, Then Who?’, which aims to teach children about the inventions and patents in everyday life, inspiring and empowering them to imagine and create their own.

Emberli also spends her time taking care of her beautiful family and is extensively involved in philanthropic work on behalf of the Hasbro Children’s Hospital, Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas Symphony, Elton John AIDS Foundation, and American Cancer Society among other charities.

The Pridhams live in Dallas, Texas, with their three ever-curious children Brooke, Noah and Graham.