Harry Conversations with the Prince

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Last week I read the excellent book: Harry Conversations with the Prince,
written by Angela Levin.

The book was edited in 2018 by John Blake Publishing Ltd. London
and the imprint was from Kings Road Publishing Ltd. The translation in
Dutch was made in 2018 by Just Publishers - Hans van Maar.



Harry Conversations with the Prince was well written in 14 clear
chapters. The book talked inter alia about

1/ the youth & the childhood
2/ Prince Harry's education
3/ His relation with Prince William
4/ The Divorce of Charles, Prince of Wales and Diana, Princess of Wales
5/ The loss of his mother
6/ The muteneer
7/ the gap year
8/ Soldier and Prince
9/ Harry's War
10/ Officer Wales
11/ Prince Harry's Ups and Downs
12/ His charities and his projects
13/ About Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex.
14/ About his vision.

Whether you like Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex or not, the conversations
written by Angela Levin is a great opportunity to understand the Prince and
even his relations with the royal family.

Angela Levin is a famous author who writes about the senior members of
the British Royal Family. She also wrote for the Telegraph, Newsweek, and
much more.

It also was very funny to read things as Prince Harry was dating a Model
when he met Meghan Markle in this book (written in 2018). Later articles
took over these interesting fact. More on this link.

On this link there is an article about Angela Levin in which she claims that
Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex is not popular with Prince Harry's friends
because she's running the show. Read the full article on this link.




picture: bookcover with Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex
Location: United Kingdom

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