Long Live the Queen
23 Rules for Living from Britain’s Longest-Reigning Monarch
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Descrizione dell’editore
Does this crown make me look old?” said the Queen never.
Her longevity, health and physical stamina are legendary. Now the longest reigning monarch in British history, Elizabeth II has spent over half a century on the throne, rarely taking a sick day and, in her tenth decade, remains amazingly comfortable in her own skin. How does one do it, Ma’am?
For the first time, step behind Palace doors to unlock the little-known strategies behind the Queen’s remarkable self-preservation. Investigating the 23 rules of her iconic resilence, you’ll learn how to channel your inner royal – at work, at play, or at the table – in this fascinating plunge into the House of Windsor’s famous fountain of youth.
Extensively researched and delightfully revelatory, it’s the story of how one strong queen can make stronger, happier, healthier subjects of us all. Long live you!
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Kozlowski (The Jane Austen Diet) takes a fresh and fascinating look at how Queen Elizabeth II has stayed healthy and vital over her nearly 70 years on the throne. He identifies 23 "rules," or lifestyle choices, that have contributed to her longevity, beginning with "don't be a drama-food queen," based on the queen's preference for a simple, no-frills diet. Kozlowski also explores the queen's attitude toward exercise (a brisk walk with the corgis) and alcohol (she shows how to "drink like you reign it," partaking of a cocktail or two occasionally, but never to excess). In each chapter, Kozlowski digs into why the "rules"work. To pick two, the queen models the dictum that "sovereign is as servant does" with her devotion to the British public, and has shown why it's fulfilling to "defend the faith which defends you" with her public advocacy for her Christian faith, which the queen incorporates into her life with weekly churchgoing and nightly prayers before bed both service and faith, research indicates, promote health and longevity. Kozlowski's clever and informative book will be embraced by her majesty's many admirers, as well as by readers hoping to pick up some tips for living a long and rewarding life.
