Spare Book

“Spare” – Prince Harry’s Poignant Tale

The #1 New York Times Bestselling memoir, “Spare,” is an evocative narrative of love, loss, and personal discovery.

That heart-wrenching moment from the 20th century – young princes William and Harry walking behind their mother, Princess Diana’s coffin – touched billions. Everyone pondered: What was going through these young minds? How would their futures unfold?

This book provides a heartfelt account from Prince Harry. Before the tragedy, a 12-year-old Harry was cheerful and carefree, often contrasted with his more serious elder brother. Losing his mother altered his world. He faced challenges academically, emotionally, and with his public image, particularly harboring resentment towards the media he held responsible for his mother’s demise.

At 21, Harry found solace and structure in the British Army. His valor on two combat tours earned him admiration, yet internally, he battled post-traumatic stress and debilitating anxiety. His quest for genuine love seemed elusive until Meghan entered his life. Their whirlwind romance captivated the world. However, their fairy-tale soon faced relentless media scrutiny, racial bias, and falsehoods. Fearing history’s repetition, witnessing his wife’s anguish, and prioritizing their well-being, Harry made the monumental decision to step away from the Royal Family – an act reminiscent of his mother’s struggles.

In “Spare,” Prince Harry unveils his journey with candid transparency. It stands as a testament to love’s power to heal and overcome grief.