Bücher von Sally-Ann Fawcett

Misdemeanours: Beauty Queen Scandals rocked the pageant world when it was published in 2014, now it's back! More Misdemeanours not only features another line-up of titled ladies with a story to tell, but in-depth accounts of some of the biggest controversies and events to hit the pageant world over the decades: * A world exclusive account of life at the Miss World office by the man who was there in the contest's tumultuous 1970s heyday * A history of Britain's oldest beauty pageant, Miss Great Britain, and the women who wore the crown * Apartheid and Miss World: How South African policies changed the face of pageants forever * The brave and inspirational story of Britain's first deaf beauty queen * Chaos at Miss Universe 2015 - and its messy aftermath as the crowning goes horribly wrong * Donald Trump: The story of the power behind the Miss Universe throne... and many more tales of the highs and the lows of the women, the pageants and the stories that filled the headlines.

Three's a crown... First there was Misdemeanours: Beauty Queen Scandals... Then came More Misdemeanours... Now the trilogy of tiaras and tantrums (and Trump!) is complete with the arrival of Mis-3-meanours: Second Runner-Up! Just when the pageant world thought it was safe to archive that Facebook post and delete that tweet, the series of beauty queen calamities - as featured in The Sun on Sunday and Daily Mail - is back, with more tales of tear-stained sashes and dented crowns. "Sex, drugs, betrayal & bitching... welcome to the world of beauty contests" The Sun on Sunday... "Revealing - full of fascinating titbits" Daily Mail... ¿A world exclusive inside scoop as to why Miss World 1964 was denied an invitation to the 50th anniversary of her reign - ¿Fascinating, never-heard-before secrets from the judging panel by a former director of the Miss World organisation - ¿A Miss Universe's attempt to stop her former boss becoming the President of the United States -

Beauty contests: as much as the feminists, the detractors and the TV executives tried, they never quite went away. Nor did the scandals that accompanied them, which became as much a tradition as the contests themselves. Misdemeanours celebrates the beauty queens that made the headlines: the sex, the drugs, the rock 'n' roll stars, as well as the tragedies and heartaches that lay behind those glittering prizes.