From Venting To Emotional Dumping; What Prince Harry’s Book Is About

Prince Harry’s book ‘Spare’ has just been released recently and is already topping the best sellers list. Although the book received two diametrically opposing perspectives, he has a large group of supporters and well-wishers. The book goes on endlessly about his family trauma and ultimately reveals his unhealed grief.

“Harry is so brave for breaking the chain of generational trauma and speaking up against his toxic family environment,” says one. One does feel for the 12-year-old Harry who tragically lost his mother. Being in such a public role, it couldn’t have been easy.

“Spare,” the new memoir by Britain’s Prince Harry, sold more than 3.2 million copies worldwide after just one week of publication and will likely rank among the bestselling memoirs of all time.

Penguin Random House announced Thursday that the prince’s headline-making memoir sold 1.6 million copies in the U.S. alone. It’s a number comparable to first-week sales for blockbusters such as former President Obama’s “A Promised Land” and former First Lady Michelle Obama’s “Becoming,” which has sold more than 17 million copies since coming out in 2018.

The British publisher announced last week that “Spare” sold 400,000 copies in Britain in all formats — hardback, e-book and audio — on its first day.

“Spare” may set records for nonfiction, but no book in memory approaches the pace of the final Harry Potter novel, “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,” which in 2007 sold more than 10 million copies in its first 24 hours.