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Prince Harry’s diary is currently an Amazon bestseller in the UK, US, Australia, Germany and Canada
After days of TV interviews, leaks and misleading early releases, Prince Harry’s memoir officially went on sale on Tuesday and excited readers flocked to bookstores to get their copy with Intimate revelation Harry on the British royal family.
Harry’s book “Spear” has drawn worldwide attention for its revelations of the prince’s personal struggles and accusations against other royals, including his father, King Charles, stepmother Camilla, and older brother, Prince William.
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“I like it, I like the royal family,” said shopkeeper Caroline Lennon, 59, the first and only shopkeeper who was waiting to buy a copy at Waterstones bookstore in central London when the shop opened. She said she would read the book right away as she posed for photographers.
Although there are no waiting lists, Waterstones said pre-orders have been strong for the memoir, which currently ranks as a top seller on Amazon in the UK, US, Australia, Germany and Canada.
“Spire”, published by Penguin Random House, is the latest article revealed by Harry and his wife, Megan, since they stepped down from royal duties in 2020 and moved to the US state of California to establish a new life, and it comes after his release. Documentary on Netflix last month.
The royal family has not commented on the book or Interviews conducted by Prince And no one expected him to speak.
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