The Crown: The Official Companion, Volume 2: Political Scandal, Personal Struggle, and the Years that Defined Elizabeth II (1956-1977) Hardcover – November 19, 2019

The book is great for behind the storyline about what was going on in real life. My book is in great shape and shipped fast!

I love the book I got it in a timely manner.

I do really like this book. I think that it is done well. It was worth the purchase. It is a great companion to have for the series. Volume two covers seasons 2 and 3, It is detailed but maybe not as detailed as the first book. With this book being just under 300 pages and it is detailing two seasons you would think the page count would be larger. There is a lot of information here, but you would expect there would be longer chapters and photos.The first book was so well done, that it was a hard act to follow. So when Mr. Lacey puts together vol. 3, I hope that its delivery is as good as vol. 1.

Book based on the Netflix series. Lots of photos in the book. It is a non-fiction style book, that elaborates on events in the Netflix show The Crown. Good informational read, but informative, not in a novel type format.

Absolutely love this series!! I wish it would show the next 25 years of Queen Elizabeth's reign. Understandable that it is not a documentary but it definitely gives perspective to what she has endured and possibly how current decisions have come to be. For anyone who has a curious interest in the British monarch. Excellent series.

I am a huge fan of the crown or anything Queen Elizabeth related, I have the first book so when this second book came out I just had to purchase it! It is not disappoint, I love how it has bits of history While also on the line of the show episodes.

Filled in a lot of details and background for each episode. Also clarifies which scenes are only imagined. Good reading all on its own.

Not as good as the first book because was more political detailed and less interesting. Also this book felt rushed particularly at the end to get the book published as quick as possible for the release of season 3. Recent events mentioned like the 2019 birth of Megan and Harry's baby Archie as a comparison event. Season 2 portion of book was definitely not a companion book for series when it was originally released because this was released after Season 3 came out. Not a good time to combine seasons since a totally different cast played the characters except for John Lithrow as Winston Churchill.Overall seemed like some episodes were not talked about but the political backstory instead. Seemed more like a modern history book and not about The Crown itself of both the show nor Royalty. Skimmed a lot at the end because it was boring and again rushed to get book off to the publisher.