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Finding Freedom: Harry And Meghan And The Making Of A Modern Royal Family Paperback – 12 August 2020
Omid Scobie
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- Publisher : HQ Non Fiction GB (12 August 2020)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 368 pages
- ISBN-10 : 000842411X
- ISBN-13 : 978-0008424114
- Dimensions : 15.3 x 3.2 x 23.4 cm
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Book Description
2020’s Sunday Times number 1 bestselling biography that tells the real story of Harry and Meghan’s life together
About the Author
Omid Scobie is a London-based writer, royal editor for Harper's Bazaar, an ABC News contributor, Good Morning America regular and host of ABC's popular royal podcast, The Heir Pod. Scobie has become an authoritative voice on the lives and philanthropic endeavours of the Royal Family's younger members and maintains strong access to the Sussexes' working world.
Carolyn Durand is a producer and writer who has spent nearly two decades working in London covering Buckingham Palace, Kensington Palace, Clarence House and other major international events. During that time, she produced multiple interviews with members of the Royal Family including Prince Harry. She contributes to O, The Oprah Magazine, Elle Magazine and other American and British news outlets.
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Obviously aimed at a US readership because anyone with any British or royal knowledge can see right through it like. Apiece of glass.
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You can tell Omid worship her by describing Megain's beauty viewed by Prince Harry freckles and all, but nothing about how she viewed him and how he made her feel. I'm questioning whose feelings for Megain are in the book... are we talking about Prince Harry not wanting nowt to do with her at Inskip's wedding at opening of Invictis Games in Toronto. Photo's tell a story of a Prince that was somehow coerced into a relationship that he wasn't interested in , but possibly blackmailed into considering their constant rows.
So, I question who is really in love with her, besides herself. She has three on a rung: Markus Anderson, Prince Harry, Omid Scobie. I'm keen to see how in depth his loyalty and love is for her through his writing. Fancy describing how beautiful she appeared with her freckles and no description of what she found attractive about him suggesting she baited him with Markus Anderson help.
I want to see what else he comes out with in the book fit for a bargain bin of fifty pence. Lady C's book has a couple of area's like fake pregnancy not mentioned. Otherwise, her book is better value compared to a lovestruck or lovesick author for the female grifter.

Maybe they weren't interviewed just like Diana wasn't interviewed for Andrew Morton's tell all book.
Great fairytale though.

I found it lacked detail about them as a couple and chronological order got very muddled jumping back and forth between lines of the family. As a book that was heralded as being about them as a couple I have no clue as to why o read about the Middleton’s early relationship. What that has to do with the couple leaving the royal family many years later only the authors will know.
What detail and information there is does seem oddly personal for a couple who claim not to have had any involvement with the book. I think it’s an ok read but could easily have been a much better read if it didn’t have all the fillers of other family lines. Stick to the details and it’s ok.
On the whole really disappointing after all the fanfare.

My final thought is that critics derided Lady CC's book about Princess Diana and it all turned out to be true....