Prince Harry's Book

[Stargazer]

It is selling for £14 despite its release date being next year at around.£45. The photo of him on the cover does not do him any favours - his eyes are too close together like his father's

[barry1010]

I feel for Harry, really, he's put up with a lot of flack over the years. Can't be easy for a young boy to read in the press that your father could be some bloke your mother hooked up with and of course he has always been 'the spare'. Nor that his mother was murdered by his either his grandfather or the government because she was about to marry a Muslim. The press has a lot to answer to.
No real role for him as prince, no real freedom to make choices about his future, no privacy.
I don't condone his recent behaviour, though, and I won't be reading his book

[davebro]

Not wanting to be chained to Royal duties that he never asked for and didn't want I don't see that he had any option but to do what he has done. If he wants to write his story, it's fine by me.

[emmie]

its very damaging for all concerned. I don't think he should have written this book. I have lost sympathy for him and his wife.

[calmck]

Given the line of succession Harry has always know that he would only have become heir if William died. Now George is before him. Even Diana supposedly used the word "spare" with him. Apart from the army Harry had no career prospects and seemed unable to create a meaningful role for himself. The Invictus Games is a great achievement. I think Meghan thought that by marrying into the RF she would be a "voice" to be heard and did not realise that duty came before personal ambition. Diana courted the press despite complaining and this is what H and M are doing. Unfortunately it appears that either they have been advised badly or ignored advice given. Maybe they should lose HRH and Duke and Duchess titles and then they could be the private citizens they want. The reported proceeds being given to charity seem very small compared to the reported payment

[naomi24]

I don't feel sorry for either of them. They could have lived their lives without trashing other people - but that's what's making them the money. They don't want to be royal, but that's what they're exploiting.

[FoxLee2]

They wanted to be private citizens but they need to earn money and without their royal titles, who would have given them the time of day. Not Netflix or Spotify and they want their pound of flesh for all the millions they are paying but what else have H & M got to flog but the inside stories of the Royal Family.

[davebro]

The more light is shed on the doings of the RF the better - get rid of the mystique.

[Arksided]

They want their cake and eat it, no problem with the RF for me they’re just there. But these two muppets are annoying, if you want out then stay out and smeg off.
If someone bought me that book they’d know about a shortage of toilet paper.

[roopower]

Will selling it cheap boost sales figures?

[davebro]

is the cheaper one a paperback edition? seems odd

[Barsel]

I haven't felt sorry for Harry until I realised how sad he looks in a lot of pictures these days, especially when I saw this one.
https://ibb.co/G71mmyn

[Barsel]

Dave, it's the hardback cover at £14.
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