"1015 København K" - Trine Villemann

[auntie]

I personally found the book to be informative, it didn't change the way I perceive the DRF, whilst I gr8ly admire the DRF, it is quite comforting to know that the royals are human. I personally find the "we are perfect" biographies to be quite unauthentic, and uninspiring.

[RoyalProtocol]

I ordered the book last night (in English) hopefully it'll be a good read, I've read mived reports so i'll let you all know what I think of it when it arrives

[RoyalProtocol]

The book has arrived, signed by the Author, which was a nice touch

I haven't got round to reading it yet but I've scanned over it briefly, and haven't yet made up my mind what I think of it.

[RoyalProtocol]

Originally Posted by RoyalProtocol

The book has arrived, signed by the Author, which was a nice touch

I haven't got round to reading it yet but I've scanned over it briefly, and haven't yet made up my mind what I think of it.

Well I have noe read the book, I have to say I wasn't overly impressed, I found it tabloid like and at times not very professionally written. The author gave too much personal opinion and it was to say the least limited in it's authority. 2 out of 10 would be a fair mark for a below average book.

[Lumutqueen]

Originally Posted by RoyalProtocol

Well I have noe read the book, I have to say I wasn't overly impressed, I found it tabloid like and at times not very professionally written. The author gave too much personal opinion and it was to say the least limited in it's authority. 2 out of 10 would be a fair mark for a below average book.

Wasn't Trine a journalist before she wrote the book?
The fact that she gave "too much of her own opinion" is not surprising, her own opinion is all she has to be quite honest.

[RoyalProtocol]

Originally Posted by lumutqueen

Wasn't Trine a journalist before she wrote the book?
The fact that she gave "too much of her own opinion" is not surprising, her own opinion is all she has to be quite honest.

I mean "too much of her own opinion" as in no facts all opinion, it was not like other royal biographes

[Madame Royale]

Originally Posted by lumutqueen

Wasn't Trine a journalist before she wrote the book?
The fact that she gave "too much of her own opinion" is not surprising, her own opinion is all she has to be quite honest.

Not when the book is marketed as being a reliable source of truths. Non. The author continuously passed off her opinion as a credible reference. It is not.

[IloveCP]

I secretly want to buy the book in english by there is little chance of getting it in America.Plus based on this thread some are not too fond of the book and may be all lies.But still I cant help but be curious about it.