Interesting comments on the written style. I listen les to the audiobook and found it easy going.
Harry reads it himself and it felt like being in conversation with him (or being his therapist!)
the odd bit - like the poem reference seemed off. He’s so upfront about finding school boring and not reading much. I agree that was the ghost writer having fun.
but mostly it flowed well. So worth listening if reading is too much like hard work.
now you’re there, there’s more in the Meghan chapters I found surprising than the earlier stuff. Especially, just after the news of their relationship broke, that he tells her she’s fine to try to go food shopping on Ken high st alone. Of course she gets spotted and chased by paps.
given all his experience of that I cannot believe he didn’t know better (I know posters on other threads believe it was deliberate attention seeking by her. Don’t know about that. But it does seem stupid (not naive as he must have known at that point every exit of KP would be staked out hoping to see her / them).
But then, a bit later, someone points out he can hire his own lawyer and it blows his mind. Fascinating on how institutionalised the life is. OF COURSE he could hire his own lawyer (or protection for M once their relationship went public) but I can well believe he was so used to having everything done for him and being told what to do (and that he MUST do as he was told) that he really did not realise.