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Queen Camilla unveils new documentary on the ‘life-changing power’ of books
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Queen Camilla's forthcoming BBC documentary exploring how literature can reshape lives was unveiled today at The Queen's Reading Room Festival, held at Chatsworth. The BBC Arts programme, titled The Book That Changed My Life, follows Her Majesty as she encounters four individuals whose worlds were profoundly altered by picking up a book at a critical moment. Scheduled to be broadcast on October 14 - pending final schedule confirmation - the film arrives during the National Year of Reading 2026. The BBC has described the production as "warm, emotional, and full of hope," promising it "explores how reading can lift us, open our minds and, sometimes, change the course of a life." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say In a speech this afternoon, the Queen said she created the Reading Room because "I love books and their life-enhancing power and I want to share that love with others" - something that becomes evident in the upcoming documentary. Fresh details emerged during a festival panel on bo
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