Many journalists, think-piece writers, and social and cultural commentators have pilloried British royal Prince Harry’s tell-all memoir, Spare. Indeed, the BBC called the ghost-written chronicle of grievances against the House of Windsor by the younger son of King Charles “the weirdest book ever written by a royal”.
However, I have read this memoir through the lens of a psychiatrist.
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