Princess Diana dictates her experiences in the afterlife through Christine Toomey, psychic medium. Diana describes her actual death experience, the various levels of healing she underwent, and her pastlife review, including the souls of people still living she met who she knew while alive. She also describes her delightful meetings with those also crossed over, including hilarious encounters with John Lennon and Chris Farley.

Amidst the posthumous deluge, this book stands out as a thoughtful, tasteful, and elegant tribute to the beloved princess who touched so many with her humanity, even as she awed them with her remarkable beauty and sophisticated style. 220 illustrations, 160 in color.

This collection of words and pictures--some of them rarely seen--celebrates the life of a woman who is missed by many. The editors of the Daily Telegraph have assembled photos from Princess Diana's childhood up to the last month of her life that commemorate her roles as a wife, mother, activist, and woman.

If anyone should know about proper etiquette and entertaining, it's England's royal family. Centuries of grand affairs have honed their skills and that of their servants as well. Paul Burrell, former butler to Diana, Princess of Wales, puts his 20-plus years of experience to good use in the book In the Royal Manner. Arranged by season, this lavishly illustrated volume, complete with color photographs throughout, provides detailed guidelines on "etiquette and entertaining, as well as the royal standards for teas, picnics, children's parties, simple suppers and brunches, holiday meals, formal weddings, and other celebrations."