Camilla: From Outcast to Queen Consort

I like Camilla. Good thing as so did this suthor

This was a quick read. The easy Camilla story is to put her into the Netflix role and only discuss the past. Camilla has redeemed herself and is working hard in a new role - at age 75. The first chapter of this book was the weakest, but the more I read, the more I liked her.

Good size print easy to read well written book

Every page is full of names of who Camilla saw & what they did. It's as if the book has left out the heart of what makes Camilla tick. She really IS SOMEONE SPECIAL which I never would have believed. Charles is lucky to have married her because she treasures him!

Very good narrative about Queen Camilla. I would recommend it. Angela Levin writes very well and I read this entire book in one sitting it was that interesting.

A classic puff piece.

I borrowed Camilla: From Outcast to Queen Consort because I’m a long-time fan of the British Royal Family. Like many, I was once a devoted admirer of Princess Diana. But with time and age comes perspective—and I’ve come to see Diana’s story not just as a fairytale gone wrong, but as a deeply human and cautionary tale. Her life taught me that being a princess isn’t all tiaras and privilege. Palaces, private jets, and designer clothes can’t compare to the real value of love, connection, and personal peace. Today, I find myself appreciating Camilla. I respect her for who she is and the quiet strength she brings to her role. She’s proven to be a steadying presence and, in my view, a positive partner for King Charles. Together, they make a solid team. This book was well written, engaging, and gave me a deeper understanding of the woman behind the crown. Whether you're curious about Camilla’s side of the story or just fascinated by royal history, this is a worthwhile read.

Interesting to know about the activities she is involved in but did get boring in the middle. But worth the read.

Very happy to receive this very informative book about Queen Camilla. I have read other biographies of her but this book is the most in depth and interesting yet.

Muito chato

Was a gift, they liked the book.

Well researched and written. Our Queen Consort deserves the respect she’s given in this book.