A book about Dutch Crown Princess Maxima has been called by critics to be a “festival of errors.” 
The book, written by two Argentinian journalists, claims to be about the life of the Argentinian born Maxima before she married Crown Prince Willem-Alexander in 2002.
Instead, the Netherlands Press Association has counted nearly 50 errors in the book.
The media has condemned the authors, Gonzalo Alvarez Guerrero and Soledad Ferrari, saying they made up conversations, and relied on unreliable translations.
One of the numerous mistakes in the book – which claims to be have never before revealed facts about the Princess – is the name of Maxima’s college, the residence of Willem-Alexander, has the Prince abdicate a throne he never occupied, and gets dates and people mixed up.
It also gives the wrong information concerning Maxima and Willem’s wedding.
According to the Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf, in the author’s introduction they write, “The real Máxima is much more interesting than the limits which was coined by the tabloid press.”
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