Queen reveals King loves biographies and reads every evening
Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 10 Oct, 04:55 · Archive
Queen Camilla says King Charles loves reading biographies and often laughs aloud while they read together before dinner.
Queen Camilla has revealed that she and King Charles read together every evening before dinner. The King loves biographies and occasionally "roars" with laughter while reading, which Camilla says is "very off-putting" when she is engrossed in her own book. She describes reading as "like the best tonic in the world" and warns it would be "a complete and utter tragedy" if books disappeared.
How it is being reported
- Queen Camilla recalls reading Lady Chatterley's Lover 'under the pillows by torchlight' as she reveals her favourite booksCamilla has shed light on the books that 'changed my life' as part of a new documentary, recalling how she first devoured a 'forbidden' copy of Lady Chatterley's Lover 'under the pillow by torchlight'.Daily Mail · 10 Oct, 01:16
- Queen Camilla reveals she and King Charles read together every evening before dinnerQueen Camilla, 79, provides the intimate snapshot of royal life in new documentary 'The Book That Changed My Life' and shares some inspirational stories from fellow readersThe Mirror · 10 Oct, 00:02
- Queen says King loves biographies and will ‘roar with laughter’ while readingCamilla made the comments in the BBC Arts programme The Book That Changed My Life, which is due to air next week.Evening Standard · 10 Oct, 00:01
- Queen reveals King Charles favourite book genre and says he ‘roars with laughter while reading’Camilla tells a new documentary about her own love for reading, as well as the King’s and also her late father’sThe Independent · 10 Oct, 00:01
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