A MESSAGE OF HISTORY, HUMOR & INSPIRATION

The Princess of Wales was more than a 20th Century pop phenomenon. Before the eyes of the world, Diana Spencer grew from a quiet teenager to a superstar who challenged the establishment, from a palace. As eagerly as she befriended the famous, she embraced the afflicted and used her celebrity to effect change. Her death almost stopped the world.

A California nursing home resident gets the
royal treatment during Susan's presentation.

DIANA'S MESSAGE REMAINS INSPIRING AND RELEVANT TODAY...

Susan Maxwell Skinner, one of Buckingham Palace's accredited press corps, covered Diana's progress for eight years. From London, she wrote books and magazine articles. Now living in California, Susan is active in community service and on the speaking circuit. Her multi-media talks reveal Diana's maternal and humanitarian drive. With humor and compassion, Susan explains the complex star of the royal circus. Incorporating music and video, this program has been enjoyed all over the world.

The author's recent books are available for signing at speaking events.
"DIANA, MEMORY OF A ROSE," gives her unique perspective on the Diana years.