It is these little insights into Harry's psyche and extraordinary life that have made Spare a thoroughly enjoyable read. Harry's musings throughout the 410-book touch on the supernatural more than once.įrom feeling the constant presence of his mother Diana, to believing her spirit somehow intervened to help Meghan fall pregnant, to the irony of needing a pen – perhaps a final laugh from Margaret watching from above. And he needs a pen. Prince Harry admits to having problems with his memory in the first few chapters of Spare. The only way of contacting her is the old-fashioned way. Later, in the early days of his relationship with Meghan Markle, Harry desperately searches for a pen after dropping his phone into a river during a boys' trip in Africa, losing her number in the process. That biro anecdote pops up 11 times in Harry's memoir. "The simmering rivalry, the intense competition… Aunt Margo also wasn't that dissimilar to Mummy". He then compares he and William's complicated relationship to Queen Elizabeth and her younger sister, and even sees similarities in Princess Diana and Margaret.
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