Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Dec 28, Ann Keller rated it it was amazing Shelves: reference. Her beautiful and seemingly cool exterior hid the passionate woman beneath, a woman whose kindness and strength allowed her to champion dozens of worthy causes. The Grace the public knew was fashionably elegant, composed and flawless, a j Mr. The Grace the public knew was fashionably elegant, composed and flawless, a jewel at any gathering or social event.
She was the honorary President of the World Association of the Friends of Children and Grace appeared at many fundraising events. She was often seen gracefully carrying flowers, one of her favorite accents and she was as relaxed in the company of royalty as she was in a gathering of small children.
Grace was sometime asked whether she regretted leaving Hollywood and she replied that she did not. As an accomplished actress, she might have seen fame and fortune, but her marriage to the Prince of Monaco thrust her into a different world. There, she raised two daughters and a son, giving them an astonishingly normal upbringing. Her tragic car accident left the world with a huge vacant hole. The light had suddenly gone out of the world and all of us mourned the passing of a great and noble lady.
Yet, it is the many things about Princess Grace that we shall treasure, her bright eyes, dazzling smile and warmth for her fellow human beings. We are but students of a woman who lived her life with dignity, joy and happiness - our Grace. Allison Adriansz rated it it was amazing Apr 26, Annie rated it really liked it May 10, Sarah Nicoloff rated it liked it Aug 22, Marlene rated it really liked it Aug 07, Mary rated it liked it Nov 23, Kat rated it really liked it Nov 25, Beatrice Bradarovic rated it it was amazing May 15, Teddie rated it really liked it Feb 03, Jane Riebe-Tritten rated it it was amazing Feb 28, Deanna marked it as to-read May 19, Grace added it Jul 26, First Thus.
A hardback book with both book and jacket in very good condition, dated Over photographs in the book. Newspaper pictures and articles have been neatly stuck to the inside boards and first blank introductory page of the book. Also find First Edition. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. Published by Colour Library Books, nd , c,, Used - Hardcover. Published by Greenwich House, New York, First Edition.
Dust Jacket Condition: Good. Published by Greenwich House. Beautiful color photographs showing the life of Grace Kelley from her Hollywood stardom to becoming Princess Grace of Monaco.
Many beautiful photographic illustrations of the royal wedding and the life and family that followed and the tragic death of Princess Grace. Two small stains on front cover. Lemon color cover with title in white print. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good-. Brown cloth. Moderate shelf-wear along bottom edge. Otherwise clean and tight. Price clipped DJ is very good, but price-clipped on bottom front corner of inner flap.
Color photos, cream paper-covered boards; 1st printing this edition. Published by Greenwich House , Barcelona, Spain, Color photos illustrator. Nothing remotely artificial, or merely diplomatic about the tide of sorrow and condolence that flooded her tiny principality on her death in Andygc Senior Member Devon.
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Several morganatic branches of reigning German dynasties took up residence in the United Kingdom in the 19th century, where their German princely titles and style of Serene Highness were recognized by the sovereign.
Queen Elizabeth II did not abolish those titles. Serene Highness is an English translation of a German honorific which was used in Britain in the 19th century. Cross-posted with PaulQ, and saying much the same.
Thank you all so much for correcting the information. Yes indeed. Mary of Teck.
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