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词条 Sarah, Duchess of York
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  1. Early life

  2. Marriage to Prince Andrew

      Separation and divorce  

  3. Personal life after divorce

     Cash for access  Further debt problems  Criminal charges and international arrest warrant 

  4. Charity work

  5. Film

  6. Notable appearances on TV and radio

  7. Cultural references

  8. Titles, styles, honours and arms

     Titles and styles  Honours  Appointments   Arms  

  9. Issue

  10. Ancestry

  11. Books

  12. References

  13. External links

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| name = Sarah
| title = Duchess of York (more)
| image = Sarah, Duchess of York, Gahanga Cricket Stadium 1 (October 2017) (cropped).jpg
| caption = Sarah, Duchess of York, in Rwanda, October 2017
| birth_name = Sarah Margaret Ferguson
| birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1959|10|15|df=y}}
| birth_place = London Welbeck Hospital, London, England[1]
| spouse = {{marriage|Prince Andrew, Duke of York|23 July 1986|30 May 1996|reason=divorced}}
| issue = {{plain list|
  • Princess Beatrice of York
  • Princess Eugenie of York}}

| house = Windsor (by marriage)
| father = Ronald Ferguson
| mother = Susan Barrantes
| occupation = Author, spokesperson, film producer, television personality, philanthropist
| signature = Sarah, Duchess of York signature.jpg
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Sarah, Duchess of York (born Sarah Margaret Ferguson; 15 October 1959), also known by the nickname Fergie, is a British writer, charity patron, film producer, and television personality. She is the former wife of Prince Andrew, Duke of York, the second son of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Sarah is the younger daughter of Major Ronald Ferguson and Susan Barrantes (née Wright). She has two daughters, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, who are respectively eighth and ninth in the line of succession to the British throne.

Early life

Sarah Margaret Ferguson was born on 15 October 1959 at London Welbeck Hospital. She is the second daughter of Major Ronald Ferguson (1931–2003) and his first wife, Susan (née Wright; 1937–1998).[2] After Sarah's parents divorced in 1974, her mother married polo player Héctor Barrantes in 1975[3] and moved to Trenque Lauquen in the Argentine pampas. Sarah stayed at the {{convert|480|acre|km2|adj=on}} Dummer Down Farm at Dummer, Hampshire, her father's home since age 8.[4][5] Major Ferguson married Susan Deptford in 1976 and had three more children: Andrew, Alice, and Elizabeth.

Sarah attended Daneshill School, Stratfield Turgis. The staff of the school described her as a "courageous, bubbly and outgoing little girl".[5] She then attended Hurst Lodge School in Ascot.[6] She did not shine academically but showed talent in swimming and tennis.[5] After finishing a course at Queen's Secretarial College at the age of eighteen,[7] Sarah went to work for an art gallery.[5] Later she worked in two public relations firms in London, and then for a publishing company.[5] During her youth she dated Kim Smith-Bingham, a stockbroker, and Paddy McNally, a motor racing manager 22 years her senior.[5][8]

Marriage to Prince Andrew

{{further|Wedding of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson|Wedding dress of Sarah Ferguson}}

On 19 March 1986, Prince Andrew (fourth in line to the throne at the time) and Sarah Ferguson announced their engagement.[9] Prince Andrew had known Ferguson since childhood, and they had met occasionally at polo matches, and became re-acquainted with each other at Royal Ascot in 1985.[5][10] Also prior to their engagement, Ferguson had accompanied the Princess of Wales during her official tour of Andrew's ship HMS Brazen.[5][18] Prince Andrew designed the engagement ring himself. It consists of ten diamonds surrounding a Burmese ruby. He chose the Burmese ruby to complement Sarah's red hair.[11] With her fun spirit and friendly approach she was initially considered to be a good addition to the royal family.[5][12]

After securing the Queen's permission (which, at that time, was required by the Royal Marriages Act 1772, for all descendants of King George II), Andrew and Sarah were married in Westminster Abbey on 23 July 1986. The Queen bestowed the title Duke of York upon Prince Andrew, and, as his new wife, Sarah automatically assumed her husband's royal and ducal status and became Her Royal Highness The Duchess of York. As Duchess of York, Sarah joined her husband in carrying out royal engagements, including official overseas visits.[13]

In 1987, the Duke and Duchess of York undertook a 25-day tour of Canada.[14] On 22 January 1988, during the trip to New York to attend a fundraising event, the Duchess was attacked by a young man at the entrance of her hotel.[15] The man, who was screaming "murderers 3/8" and had the Irish Republican Army flag in his hands when he rushed at Sarah, was "charged with attempted assault on the Duchess and assault on a federal agent".[15] Later a State Department press officer stated that "she was unharmed in the incident".[15] In March 1988, the Duke and Duchess of York visited California.[16] The trip was described by two British newspapers as a "brash, vulgar, excessive, weak-humored exhibition by two royals".[16] The couple were defended by city officials of Los Angeles who stated that the criticism was "awful" and offending, and observers described the Duke and his wife's behaviour as friendly, and said that they fulfilled their duties.[16]

The couple became parents on 8 August 1988, with the birth of their daughter, Beatrice Elizabeth Mary. In September, the couple went on an official tour to Australia. Their second child, another daughter, Eugenie Victoria Helena, was born on 23 March 1990.[17] During her marriage, the tabloid press ridiculed the Duchess after her weight climbed to {{convert|15|st|10|lb|kg}} (220 lbs) labelling her unflatteringly as the "Duchess of Pork".[18]

Separation and divorce

Biographer Sarah Bradford argued in her book that Sarah was unable to deal with her husband's duties as a naval officer which required him to stay away from home for long periods.[19] By 1991, the marriage was in trouble, and the couple had drifted apart. While her husband was away on naval or royal duties, the Duchess was frequently seen in the company of other men, notably Texan multimillionaire Steve Wyatt.[20] The Duke and Duchess of York announced their separation on 19 March 1992.[21] Following the separation, the palace announced that the Duchess would no longer carry out public engagements on behalf of the Queen.[21] Furthermore, the Queen announced in a statement that she would not take responsibility for Sarah's debts.[19]

In August 1992, surreptitiously taken photographs of the Duchess sunbathing topless with John Bryan, an American financial manager, were published in the British tabloid Daily Mirror. The Duchess endured widespread public ridicule contributing to her further estrangement from the British royal family.[22] In 1995, Prince Andrew's aunt Princess Margaret, who had received a bouquet of flowers sent by Sarah, reportedly wrote in a letter to the Duchess: "You have done more to bring shame on the family than could ever have been imagined".[38]

After four years of official separation, the Duke and Duchess announced the mutual decision to divorce in May 1996.[23] In the years after her divorce, the Duchess claimed that she had received £15,000 a year as a divorce settlement and cited her deal as a spokeswoman with Weight Watchers as her main "source of income".[24][25][26] However, subsequent information given by senior officials to The Sunday Telegraph revealed that Sarah had received a lump sum settlement of £3 million.[27][28] The couple shared the custody of their children.[28]

By her divorce on 30 May 1996, she retained the style Her Royal Highness with the style of other divorced peeresses, eliminating the preface "The" before "Duchess of York". However, in accordance with letters patent issued in August 1996 regulating post-divorce royal titles, Sarah ceased being a Royal Highness, as she was no longer married to the Duke of York.[29] Her current name, thus, is Sarah, Duchess of York.[19] Should she marry again, Sarah would lose the use of the style of "Duchess of York".

Since the divorce, Sarah still attends some functions with her daughters, such as the investitures of the Duke of York into the Royal Victorian Order and the Order of the Garter, and Royal Ascot, on those occasions she is afforded the courtesy of treatment as a member of the royal family.[30] The Lord Chamberlain's Diamond Jubilee Guidelines mention the Duchess specifically as being a member of the royal family.[49][50] Sarah even hinted at the idea of remarrying Andrew in several interviews,[31] In August 2013, Sarah was invited to stay at Balmoral Castle with Prince Andrew and their daughters as guests of the Queen, and in September 2013, in response to a question about the possibility of remarrying Andrew, Sarah said, "He's still my handsome prince, he'll always be my handsome prince."[32][33]

She was not invited to the 2011 wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton,[34][35] but she attended the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in 2018. However, she did not receive an invitation to the evening reception at Frogmore House hosted by Prince Charles and was reportedly "deeply upset" by her exclusion.[36]

Personal life after divorce

After her divorce, the British tabloids became critical of Sarah's lifestyle. It was alleged that she lost 250,000 euros worth of jewels in 1995, while travelling with her dresser Jane Andrews, who was suspected of stealing them.[37][38][39][40] The Duchess's commercial interests have included an eleven-year endorsement with Weight Watchers, product development and promotion with Wedgwood and Avon.[41]

In the mid 1990s, the Duchess reportedly had a £4.2 million deficit in her bank account which she paid off by going on "a four-year earning spree" in the US.[27][28]

Until 2004, the Duke of York and his former wife shared the family's home, Sunninghill Park in Berkshire.[42] That year, the Duke moved to the refurbished Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park, previously the home of his grandmother, who resided there until her death in 2002. In 2007, the Duchess rented the neighbouring Dolphin House; a fire at Dolphin House in 2008 caused her to vacate the premises and move into Royal Lodge with her former husband.[43][66]

In 2009, Sarah participated in a much-criticised ITV "experiment"[44] in which she joined families in a council estate to advise them on proper living. She stayed for ten days in Northern Moor, a suburb area in Wythenshawe, Manchester, England, and the result was The Duchess on the Estate, transmitted on ITV1 on 18 August 2009. A previous, similar television venture, The Duchess in Hull, in which Sarah advised lower-income families on diet and behaviour received similar criticism.[45]

In 2015, the Duchess assumed residence in Verbier, Switzerland, where she and the Duke of York own a £13 million chalet.[46] She applied for Swiss residency in 2016.[47] She also maintains a rented apartment in Eaton Square in London and a room at Royal Lodge.[46][48]

In April 2016, Sarah was named in the Panama Papers.[49]

Cash for access

In May 2010, Sarah was filmed by the News of the World offering Mazher Mahmood, an undercover reporter posing as an Indian businessman, access to Prince Andrew for £500,000.[50] On the video made as a documentary source for the story, which is publicly available, Sarah is heard to say that "£500,000 when you can, to me, open doors".[51] She is seen taking away a briefcase containing US$40,000 in cash. Exposure surrounding the incident increased Sarah's public profile and notoriety.

Sterling Publishers substantially increased the print run of Ashley Learns About Strangers, the Duchess's latest book for children; however, the notoriety did not translate into additional book sales.[52] In an interview with Oprah Winfrey, Sarah explained her behaviour by saying that she had been drinking prior to soliciting the cash, and was "in the gutter at that moment".[53] She also claimed that her intention was initially to help a friend who "needed $38,000 (£28,000) urgently" but she ultimately asked for more money due to her own financial problems.[54]

In November 2016, it was reported that Sarah intended to sue News Group Newspapers (parent company of the News of the World) and its owner Rupert Murdoch for £25 million in damages citing her "loss in earnings" as well as the subsequent "distress" that the media sting brought to her as the main reasons.[55] In January 2018, it was reported that the actual amount the Duchess was seeking was £45 million.[56]

Further debt problems

It was reported in August 2010 that the Duchess might declare voluntary bankruptcy with debts of £5 million,[57] though other sources had suggested she owed about £2 million.[58]

In March 2011, it was reported that Jeffrey Epstein had helped the Duchess avoid bankruptcy by paying off some of her debts. The payments were reportedly made after intervention from the Duke of York.[59] In the summer of 2011, Finding Sarah aired on the OWN network. One episode of the U.S.-filmed reality series depicted Sarah meeting with Suze Orman, the internationally known financial advisor, receiving from Orman a strict lecture and practical advice on how to resolve her financial issues.[60]

Criminal charges and international arrest warrant

On 13 January 2012, the Ministry of Justice of Turkey issued an international arrest warrant for the Duchess. She had travelled to Turkey in 2008, and covertly filmed a Turkish State Orphanage. The Turkish authorities alleged that the Duchess made a false declaration when entering the country (in relation to her motives for visiting Turkey), trespassed into a Turkish Government institution and also invaded the privacy of children.[61] These charges carry sentences of up to 22 years imprisonment. Turkey and Britain have an extradition treaty; however, Home Office officials have stated,

Under UK extradition law a judge must order the discharge of [an extradition request] if it is not an offence under UK law and in the country requesting extradition. In this case there is no offence in UK law so there will be no extradition.[62]

Turkey maintains that the Duchess distorted information about the orphanage and used an isolated incident in a smear campaign against the Republic of Turkey. Turkey invited international human rights organisations to inspect any orphanage of its choosing to show its transparency in relation to the issue.[63][64]

On 5 May 2012, the trial began into the charges brought by the Ankara State Prosecutor's office. Cansu Sahin, representing Ferguson, who was not present, told the Ankara court that her client has apologised and would like to plea bargain with the prosecution.[65][66]

Charity work

Since her marriage to Prince Andrew, and continuing after the divorce, Sarah has been involved with a number of charities.

In 1990, the Duchess became patron of the Teenage Cancer Trust. Sarah has since opened most of the charity's various units, including those at Middlesex Hospital, University College London, St James's University Hospital, Cardiff University Hospital and Royal Marsden Hospital.[67] In 1993, the Duchess founded Children in Crisis, a children's charity focused on education and grant making to international programmes. The Duchess serves as Founder and Life President.[68] She founded the charity after meeting a young cancer victim named Anya during her visit to Poland in 1992.[69]

In June 1998, the Duchess made a brief trip to Bethesda in order to receive an award from the Journal of Women's Health.[70] She also visited the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Clinical Center.[70] NIH associate director for communications said, "The Duchess has many opportunities to talk to women via television, at lectures and through print media interviews" and was interested "in learning from NIH scientists what major health messages she should deliver to women, based on the research conducted through NIH."[70] The panelists briefed Sarah on medical research topics and major health messages regarding women. Information was shared on the Women's Health Initiative, obesity, breast cancer, and osteoporosis.[70] Sarah, whose elder daughter Beatrice was diagnosed with dyslexia at the age of seven, became a patron of Springboard for Children, a charity that helps students who struggle with reading and writing.[71] Sarah has also described herself as "a little bit dyslexic".[71]

In 2003, the Duchess joined the American Cancer Society at a congressional briefing. Sarah, Duchess of York, was a founding supporter of the American Cancer Society's Great American Weigh In,[72] an annual campaign (modelled after the Society's Great American Smoke Out) aimed at raising awareness of the link between excess weight and cancer. In 2006, the Duchess established The Sarah Ferguson Foundation[73] based in Toronto, which derives funds from Sarah's commercial work and private donations with the aim of supporting charities internationally that serve children and families in dire need. Included under this umbrella organisation is her patronage and support of several British charities, including Mental Disability Rights International, the African-Caribbean Leukaemia Trust, Tommy's, the Motor Neurone Disease Association, and CARE International.[74] In 2008, the Duchess became patron of Humanitas, a charity focused on providing children with education, healthcare and family support.[75]

In 2010, the Duchess became a supporter of the Mullany Fund,[76] whose aim is to support British students wishing to study medicine or physiotherapy. In 2011, the Duchess became the global ambassador for Not For Sale, a charity focused on human slavery.[77] In 2013, the Duchess, along with her former husband, the Duke of York and their daughters, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, founded Key To Freedom, a business structure for women in vulnerable situations in India who can sell their wares through the British retailer Topshop. In 2014, the Duchess was appointed an ambassador for the Institute of Global Health Innovation at Imperial College London.[78][79] In 2015, the Duchess revealed her special connection with India & polo when she attended as a chief guest of HVR BARODA CUP in New Delhi, India under the invitation of Harshavardhan Reddy chairman of HVR SPORTS.[80]

In 2016, the Duchess collaborated with British contemporary artist Teddy M and her daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, to create the first ever Royal graffiti. The painting, titled Royal Love, was painted on the lawn of Royal Lodge and features graffiti by the Duchess and Princesses. The painting was exhibited in London at the Masterpiece Art Fair, Chelsea in June/July 2016 and later auctioned at private dinner for a five figure sum. The proceeds from the sale of the painting were donated to the charity, Children in Crisis. British GQ magazine published an exclusive on the creation of the painting.[81] In 2017, Sarah was joined by her daughter Eugenie to mark the second anniversary of the Teenage Cancer Trust unit at Alder Hey Children's Hospital.[82]

On the 25th anniversary of Children in Crisis's foundation in 2018, Sarah said that working with this charity "gave her a sense of perspective and purpose during tough times".[83] The Duchess merged her charity foundation with Street Child, an organisation run by Tom Dannatt in Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Sierra Leone, of which Sarah has become a patron,[83] and her daughters, Beatrice and Eugenie, are the ambassadors.[69]

Film

In May 2004, Sarah hosted an eleven-minute production featurette on Universal's DVD Peter Pan, titled The Legacy of Pan. Five months later, Walt Disney Feature Animation released a special DVD The Cat That Looked at a King, with Sarah's voice in the role of the Queen; the story is derived from the Mary Poppins books by P. L. Travers. Sarah also made a cameo in the American television sitcom Friends in 1998.

Sarah had a producing role (credited as "Sarah Ferguson") in the 2009 Jean-Marc Vallée film The Young Victoria, starring Emily Blunt and featured a background player role for Sarah's daughter Princess Beatrice.[84][85]

It was Sarah who conceived the idea for a film based upon the early years of Queen Victoria. She had been interested in the queen since her marriage to Prince Andrew, and had written two books about her with the help of a historian. The Victoria-Albert relationship in particular drew her into the queen's history, as she believed there were parallels between their marriage and her own with Prince Andrew, as they both "fought for their love" in the midst of public scrutiny.[84]

Notable appearances on TV and radio

  • In the United Kingdom:
    • Regular contributor to BBC Radio 2's primetime lifestyle show Steve Wright.[86]
    • Previously co-produced and served as presenter in a documentary for BBC television called In Search of the Spirit.[87]
    • Travelled to Romania and Turkey for the documentary, Duchess and Daughters: Their Secret Mission, shown on ITV1 on 6 November 2008, investigating poor treatment and conditions in children's institutions in those two countries.[88]
    • 18 August 2009 – The Duchess on the Estate, ITV1 (about Northern Moor, Manchester).[89]
  • In the United States:
    • Substitute host for CNN's Larry King Live.[90]
    • In May 1998, Sarah appeared as herself in the fourth-season finale[91] of the television show Friends.
    • Appeared as herself in The Celebrity Apprentice.[92]
    • Appeared on mini-series on OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network, Finding Sarah, in June 2011. Talks about her struggles through life with family and finances.[93]

Cultural references

  • The 2006 title of R&B/Hip Hop singer Stacy "Fergie" Ferguson's debut solo album, The Dutchess (dutchess is a variant spelling of duchess dating to the 17th century[94]) was a reference to the fact that the two are associated with the same surname. According to various media outlets, the Duchess of York called Fergie after the release of her album and remarked: "Fergie, it's Fergie... Now that you've done this, you have to sing at a concert for my foundation, 'Children in Crisis'."[95] Fergie agreed and committed to charity concerts in London and New York City.
  • In February 2007, Sarah was named Mother of the Year by the American Cancer Society.[96]
  • In June 2018, she received the Humanitarian Award at the Filming Italy Sardegna Festival for her work with Children in Crisis.[97]

Titles, styles, honours and arms

Titles and styles

  • 15 October 1959 – 23 July 1986: Miss Sarah Margaret Ferguson
  • 23 July 1986 – 30 May 1996: Her Royal Highness The Duchess of York
  • 30 May 1996 – 21 August 1996: Her Royal Highness Sarah, Duchess of York
  • 21 August 1996 – present: Sarah, Duchess of York

Upon marriage, Sarah became "Her Royal Highness The Princess Andrew, Duchess of York, Countess of Inverness, Baroness Killyleagh".[98][99]

Immediately after her divorce she retained the style Her Royal Highness; however on 21 August 1996, letters patent were issued which removed the style from divorced former wives of princes.[29] She remained titled Sarah, Duchess of York, in keeping with the standard form of address for former wives of peers.[100]

Honours

{{see also|List of honours of the British royal family by country}}

Appointments

Academic
  • 1991–1995: University of Salford, Chancellor[101]
  • 2016: University of Huddersfield, Visiting Professor of Philanthropreneurship[102]

Arms

Source:[103]

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Issue

NameBirthMarriage
DateSpouse
Princess Beatrice of York 8 August 1988
Princess Eugenie of York 23 March 1990 12 October 2018 Jack Brooksbank

Ancestry

Sarah once described her family as "country gentry with a bit of old money". She is descended from both the Stuart and Tudor houses. On her father's side, Sarah is a descendant of King Charles II of England via two of his illegitimate sons, Charles Lennox, 1st Duke of Richmond, and James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth.[12] By her paternal great-great-grandfather Henry Brand, 2nd Viscount Hampden and her maternal great-grandfather Mervyn Wingfield, 8th Viscount Powerscourt, Sarah also descends from Lady Anne Palmer.[105][106][107][108] Lady Anne was the eldest child of Royal mistress Barbara Villiers, Duchess of Cleveland; she was acknowledged by King Charles II and adopted the surname Fitzroy.

She has aristocratic ancestry, being the great great-granddaughter of the 6th Duke of Buccleuch, a great-granddaughter of the 8th Viscount Powerscourt and a direct descendant of James Hamilton, 1st Duke of Abercorn and of William Cavendish, 4th Duke of Devonshire,[5] making her a distant cousin of her former husband Prince Andrew, Duke of York, and also of Diana, Princess of Wales. Her paternal grandmother was Marian Montagu Douglas Scott, a first cousin of Lady Alice Montagu Douglas Scott, who married Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, an uncle of Queen Elizabeth II.

Sarah also has connections to the United States. Through ancestors of her great-great-grandfather, Mervyn Wingfield, 7th Viscount Powerscourt, Sarah is probably a descendant of Adam Winthrop, grandfather of Massachusetts Bay Colony founder John Winthrop, and is thus connected to the Winthrop family.[109]

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Books

  • Budgie the Little Helicopter books and 1994 animated children's television series:
    • 1989, Budgie the Little Helicopter {{ISBN|978-0671676834}}
    • 1989, Budgie at Bendick's Point {{ISBN|978-0689808494}}
    • 1991, Budgie and the Blizzard
    • 1992, The Adventures of Budgie {{ISBN|978-0671792497}}
    • 1995, Budgie Books – S and S USA {{ISBN|978-0750096638}}
    • 1996, Budgie Goes to Sea {{ISBN|978-0689808500}}
  • For young girls:
    • 1997, The Royal Switch {{ISBN|978-0440412137}}
    • 1997, Bright Lights {{ISBN|978-0440412168}}
  • Lifestyle books with Weight Watchers:
    • 1998, Dieting with The Duchess {{ISBN|978-0684857459}}
    • 1999, Dining with The Duchess {{ISBN|978-0684852164}}
    • 2000, Win the Weight Game {{ISBN|978-0684870786}}
    • 2001, Reinventing Yourself with the Duchess of York {{ISBN|978-1439146194}}
    • 2002, Energy Breakthrough: Jump-start Your Weight Loss and Feel Great {{ISBN|978-0743232869}}
  • Little Red series:
    • 2003, Little Red {{ISBN|978-1416918530}}
    • 2004, Little Red’s Christmas Story {{ISBN|978-1442430761}}
    • 2006, Little Red’s Summer Adventure {{ISBN|978-0689875717}}
    • 2009, Little Red to the Rescue {{ISBN|978-0689875656}}
    • 2009, Little Red's Autumn Adventure {{ISBN|978-0689843419}}
  • Helping Hand Books:
    • 2007, Get Well Soon, Adam {{ISBN|978-1402774010}}
    • 2007, Lauren's Moving Day {{ISBN|978-1402773983}}
    • 2007, Healthy Food for Dylan {{ISBN|978-1402774003}}
    • 2010, Ashley Learns about Strangers {{ISBN|978-1402773938}}
    • 2010, Emily's First Day of School {{ISBN|978-1402773921}}
    • 2010, Michael and His New Baby Brother {{ISBN|978-1402773907}}
    • 2010, Matthew and the Bullies, {{ISBN|978-1402773914}}
    • 2011, When Katie's Parents Separated {{ISBN|978-1402773952}}
    • 2011, Zach Gets Some Exercise {{ISBN|978-1402773990}}
    • 2011, Jacob Goes to the Doctor and Sophie Visits the Dentist {{ISBN|978-1402773969}}
    • 2011, Molly Makes Friends {{ISBN|978-1402773976}}
    • 2011, Olivia Says Goodbye to Grandpa {{ISBN|978-1402773945}}
  • About Queen Victoria:
    • 1991, Victoria and Albert: A Family Life at Osborne House {{ISBN|978-0139508820}}
    • 1993, Travels with Queen Victoria {{ISBN|978-0297831952}}
  • 1988, A Guard Within {{ISBN|978-0394758343}}
  • 1989, Skiing from the Inside: The Self-help Guide to Mastering the Slopes {{ISBN|978-0671697112}}
  • 1997, My Story (autobiography) {{ISBN|978-0671004392}}
  • 2003, What I Know Now: Simple Lessons Learned the Hard Way {{ISBN|978-1416578413}}
  • 2003, Moments. The Duchess published a collection of her photographs in an art book, sold only in Britain, with all proceeds benefiting her UK-based charity, Children in Crisis.
  • 2008, Tea for Ruby {{ISBN|978-1442426337}}
  • 2008, Hartmoor, {{ISBN|978-1405054126}}
  • 2011, Finding Sarah: A Duchess's Journey to Find Herself {{ISBN|978-1439189559}}
  • 2012, Ballerina Rosie {{ISBN|978-1442430679}}

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