“Oh, I’ve got that one! I loved it! Unfortunately, my husband disapproves of my reading taste. He doesn’t like me reading light novels.”—Diana Spencer, 1986, on seeing a Danielle Steele novel on the bedside table of a hospital she was visiting.Besieged by the press during her engagement, Diana Spencer said, “Don’t make me sound like a bookworm, because I’m not. But I’ll read almost anything I can get my hands on, from women’s magazines to Charles Dickens. I read because I enjoy it.” Historically. this attitude to books is found among the naturally bright more often than is the pathetic, phony, posey cramming of Solzhenitsyn and Kafka that characterizes Princess Diana’s now estranged husband.
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