The life of a princess is not always as glamorous as it seems. In 'Lessons from the Life and Death of the Princess Alice', readers will follow the tragic yet inspiring story of Alice, the third child of Queen Victoria. Through her struggles with illness, grief, and personal tragedy, Alice remained a model of grace and strength, offering lessons in courage and perseverance that are still relevant today.

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