This Line In Prince Harry's Book Spare Proves He's Lying

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  • Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2024

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  • @AndrewGold1
    @AndrewGold1  Год назад +333

    Did you find similar lines? Do you want me to make more videos like this? Let me know below.

    • @StandByMyOwnPrivateEmpty
      @StandByMyOwnPrivateEmpty Год назад +34

      Yes, please!

    • @pumperswife2248
      @pumperswife2248 Год назад +41

      I love your take so far. Please keep going.

    • @nickrich56
      @nickrich56 Год назад +38

      I haven't read the book but you have and as a professional in the field your take on literature is highly engrossing. You didn't even get through half of the first chapter and found gems of controversy galore! Keep doing your thing Andrew it's GOLD.😎👍

    • @ayeda69
      @ayeda69 Год назад +29

      I posted this separately also: This reminds me of other parts of his biography where a fox and leopard became his mother, Diana. Magical thinking much? Contrived? I just find it funny and weird.

    • @eurojenn
      @eurojenn Год назад +9

      I had a completely different experience than you reading the book. I guess its all a matter of perspective.

  • @summertimesunshine2444
    @summertimesunshine2444 Год назад +793

    I watched the Netflix documentary while folding laundry. I found it to be ridiculous, the part in the car where they are looking behind them as they are being driven around scared of paparazzi chasing them that aren’t there. Meanwhile the CAMERA is in front of them!!!!!! Ffs 🤦🏻‍♀️ the irony. The stupidness of it all. I could go on and on. The over dramatic bs is really too much.

    • @BlackberryTitties
      @BlackberryTitties Год назад +14

      I mean people are allowed to document themselves. Be it for documentation or safety purposes! Like what have they done to you personally? Like you have literally NEVER met them. For y’all to hold so much vitriol and hatred towards them is so weird.
      Why tune into people who you don’t like?? That is really weird. And sad! Have you nothing better to do with your time?

    • @yall2743
      @yall2743 Год назад +1

      When you live with a narc who is possessing your life, the brainwash is obvious. I can almost see Meghan encourage him to write "all".

    • @cookieforcookie
      @cookieforcookie Год назад +49

      I fell asleep, woke up had a fish finger sandwich with salad cream and worried how to pay my gas and electric bill, that's just me.

    • @phillipaclemons7261
      @phillipaclemons7261 Год назад +1

      @Cocoa Beanz
      Nothing to do with hate, Just curiosity. I’ve read excerpts so know he’s trashed family. Also saw ITV interview when it was put to him he had been scathing about his family and called them racist. “No I haven’t” he answered...what!
      Is he gaslighting, is he a dimwit or does he have early stage dementia
      Very curious

    • @sarahwagland1559
      @sarahwagland1559 Год назад +20

      It said Papa's pizza on the box but H misread it.

  • @Cladina_Green
    @Cladina_Green Год назад +163

    Unfortunately I think Harry might actually be a horrible person.
    He's been protected for a long time, but I keep hearing that victims are going to start speaking out.

    • @carolinecollins9217
      @carolinecollins9217 Год назад +23

      So do I. The men in grey suits must of had the devil’s own job keeping a lid on him. This nasty spiteful behaviour can’t just be down to Meghan. He must alway have been this person. He truly has for now found his soul mate.

    • @picilocarnal
      @picilocarnal Год назад +9

      Thought same!

    • @karenrobertson2312
      @karenrobertson2312 Год назад +7

      Think so, sadly.

    • @helenmaclenan3237
      @helenmaclenan3237 Год назад +14

      Harrys big mistake is doing interviews when he can't conceal who he is. Harry lacks charm and humour and is not likeable.

    • @yvetteschneider5172
      @yvetteschneider5172 Год назад +13

      Harry seems that he's always been able to do what he's wanted while knowing and watching his older brother learn the responsibilities of the Monarchy where he probably refused to so he could go on enjoying himself with all the perks as the spare then as he got older his fun turned into alcohol, drugs and partying, having no real responsibility. As a man in his thirties, Harry realized he needed to look as if he was now a responsible adult so he found a party girl to go along with his fun and found one willing to help him boost his ego while giving her the spotlight. I don't think Meghan is fully to blame as Harry's true colors of incredible jealousy was offered willingly in that ridiculous Spare book of his so called traumatic and pitiful life as a Royal.

  • @reneepolin6549
    @reneepolin6549 Год назад +281

    Andrew ,Megan Kelly did a good interview with a journalist "Wootin "who said the editors of Harry's book were frustrated with all the notes and changes made by Meghan . He said the book is as much Her writing as Harry's . Good interview

    • @lyndatracy6858
      @lyndatracy6858 Год назад +26

      I guessed as much... I thought right away that it would be easy to believe that Meghan wrote this after dismissing the ghost writer! She thinks she is great at everything she does, and the excerpts of the book that I have heard seem to read like a badly written romance novel.

    • @ariag.8745
      @ariag.8745 Год назад +19

      I too am not surprised to hear that Meghan's hand was in this. Because quite frankly her hand has been in all of it. I still am taking the stance that even though Harry, the longer he is with Meghan, the more acerbic his tone seems to become and certainly the more like her he becomes in adopting her narrative. I still believe thal if you want to see this from a deeper perspective the more critical one's understanding needs to be of what it's like for someone to be married to a malignant narcissist. If we heard stories about her screaming fits and bullying staff behind closed doors imagine what she's like at home with someone that she's totally 100% comfortable with (Harry)!! I strongly recommend everybody look up Shaun Attwood interviewing Richard Grannon. Richard Grannon makes some of the best comments on what it's like for Harry to be married to the malignant narcissist and the impact it's going to have on his character of any that I've heard. Bottom line: the book may have some Harry stories in it but I guarantee you Meghan's totally behind it.

    • @reneepolin6549
      @reneepolin6549 Год назад +16

      @@ariag.8745 True I'm surprised people can't see her hand up Harry's back puppeting him . They're like a couple sniveling little spoiled brats doin the Wah Wah 😭

    • @littlebobas9656
      @littlebobas9656 Год назад

      I actually found his comments to Anderson Cooper about how "Camilla needed to rehabilitate her reputation" absolutely hilarious because from all I've read this book is about rehabilitating Meghans reputation.....Harry's too but primarily meghans. Every allegation they have had against them has been covered....Harry's nazi uniform, of course that was William's fault...the plane on day of queens death, of course it wasn't because he was having a tantrum about Meghan not going to Balmoral...how Kate wouldn't share her lip gloss with Meghan, WHO DOES.? Herpes / impetigo/ staph infection anyone?
      All I've seen is woe is me, woe is she, they are bullies, they are villains, etc BUT ZERO EVIDENCE TO BACK IT UP.

    • @LizRealGirlBeauty
      @LizRealGirlBeauty Год назад +3

      If she had control over it, it shouldn't have made her look as bad as it did. Did she not notice that stuff? Was Harry's subconscious sneaking it in?

  • @susanfrank1589
    @susanfrank1589 Год назад +194

    Hi Andrew-another lit major here. One vote for you to continue breaking down the linguistics of Prince Harry’s train wreck book. Nobody else is analyzing it quite this way-Harry vs. Ghostwriter. Good job!

    • @AndrewGold1
      @AndrewGold1  Год назад +7

      Aw thank you Susan !

    • @frahn1702
      @frahn1702 Год назад +10

      Linguistics Major here - yes, please break that down 😊

    • @lornahuddleston1453
      @lornahuddleston1453 Год назад +12

      @@frahn1702 Long live Linguistics! The more the better.

    • @frahn1702
      @frahn1702 Год назад +7

      @@lornahuddleston1453 I agree!

    • @lynnhubbard844
      @lynnhubbard844 Год назад +4

      @@frahn1702 me too

  • @maralynfarber2068
    @maralynfarber2068 Год назад +97

    As the Jewish people like to say, “Oy vey” and “Oy gevalt!” PLEASE review the book more. With love & appreciation, Maralyn, social worker and teacher in Virginia 🌹🙏I LOVE your videos, and I learn so much about narcissism from you & your guests.

  • @SydMountaineer
    @SydMountaineer Год назад +3

    Using a ghostwriter is just like everything else they say: OBSCURE, so they can more easily twist it, if needed.

  • @slumbermoon
    @slumbermoon Год назад +111

    The problem is not many people can distinguish good writing from bad writing. Not many people are well-read these days

    • @gabesmom5615
      @gabesmom5615 Год назад +5

      Even so. We have heard and watched him/them and know how they speak. It’s too obvious. Let’s face it he couldn’t pass the tests to go to college.

    • @StellaKnights
      @StellaKnights Год назад +8

      I think most people have an innate feel for what is sincere whether they read a lot or not

    • @barbriley583
      @barbriley583 Год назад +9

      Like The Bench?

    • @martina5296
      @martina5296 Год назад +7

      Even people who aren't well read, in my honest opinion would not understand all that wordy nonsensical gibberish. One sentence made my head hurt and I just listened.

    • @kathleenmechan6021
      @kathleenmechan6021 Год назад +8

      Think most people can tell sh.t from sh.t

  • @karenm7449
    @karenm7449 Год назад +67

    Thank you Andrew. I also feel the ghost writer could have done this differently. To be fair to Harry's experience, the finished manuscript should have more accurately reflected Harry's own voice and tone. I hear a very feminine, almost poetic account of things which is far removed from Harry's natural expression.

    • @AndrewGold1
      @AndrewGold1  Год назад +16

      Totally agree

    • @annarowe8459
      @annarowe8459 Год назад +29

      …that’s because it’s Meghan 💁🏻‍♀️

    • @heatherbishop9260
      @heatherbishop9260 Год назад

      Plus this wasn't a memoir more like a bitch whinge false hood

  • @BlueJeansTarot
    @BlueJeansTarot Год назад +92

    More please!!! ❤❤❤ You bring a unique kind of insight to the book - the writing itself! Please share more.

  • @amandacox4211
    @amandacox4211 Год назад +232

    Just fyi, there is a rumor out there that the ghost writer quit about half way thru the writing the book because both Harold and his wife (especially the wife) kept clashing with him on what they wanted written. A lot of the book sounds just like the wife's word salad speak she is famous for, Harold isn't smart enough to write his ABC's without help!

    • @arielmalanga
      @arielmalanga Год назад +25

      That makes sense, because Part 3 is unbearable. It wouldn't surprise me if it was written by Meghan as it is dripping with sloppy excess.

    • @m5sunflower665
      @m5sunflower665 Год назад +1

      I knew it ! From what I read and heard the book wreaks of her delusional lies completely, she takes over and is relentless which is why she cannot get along with anyone

    • @amandacox4211
      @amandacox4211 Год назад +18

      @@arielmalanga especially when it talks about her! It's nauseating! There are little tells throughout the book that have the narcissist all over it! It's like "Finding Freebies" all over again!

    • @davidthomas-ot4cl
      @davidthomas-ot4cl Год назад +2

      She's the puppet master. She knew she'd hit gold when she met him. Someone she could manipulate and take control of. It's very similar to Scientology. She found her dumb vulnerable victim that she could brain wash.

    • @arielmalanga
      @arielmalanga Год назад

      @@davidthomas-ot4cl He's not very bright - this is obvious. And although Meghan is not the genius she believes herself to be, she's surely more clever than he is. There's no chance that she actually loves and respects him; he's a meal ticket++.

  • @cynthiaguarino2016
    @cynthiaguarino2016 Год назад +17

    There are several things that come to mind with the book, first and foremost was I don't think that the ghost writer really understood Harry's basic personality. It seems that there are two distinctly different personalities at war in the book. The other problem that seems to be a reoccurring theme for Harry is that instead of being a glass half full type of person, he is mostly a glass half empty when he views events in his life.

  • @MrsRitchieBlackmore
    @MrsRitchieBlackmore Год назад +151

    If we read this book solely as a work of fiction, written from the POV of a young prince who lost his mother young, moved on, then fell prey to a scheming malignant narcissist who manifested, to him, heretofore absent Mommy memories, it's an absolute masterpiece. 💯 tragedy for the ages.

  • @annmolloy8600
    @annmolloy8600 Год назад +20

    He is the Peter Pettigrew of his own story - the little rat! You are the only person who has ridiculed the writer which I totally agree with. Many American writers are way too descriptive using overdone and irrelevant descriptors as fillers. Bring on the honesty of Thomas Hardy, The Brontes and Jane Austen. Needless to say this book will be in the bargain bin or the bonfire before too long.

  • @noeliajaime7656
    @noeliajaime7656 Год назад +27

    Also,I see MeGain ALL over this book. She changed it to her words,not his. Dan Wooton said that someone told him that Harry handed over notes with the manuscript...lots of them,with Megains calligraphy handwriting...so,there you go.

    • @baronmeduse
      @baronmeduse Год назад

      She could just be a stenographer.

    • @brianwhittington5086
      @brianwhittington5086 Год назад +1

      I've no intention of ever reading it, but someone did say Harry has done a fair job of colouring in the pictures. There were several delays down to him, Meghan kept hiding his crayons for not doing as he was told.

  • @merediths2cents
    @merediths2cents Год назад +41

    Please remember his wife wrote the book.

    • @funkyfranx
      @funkyfranx Год назад +7

      Let’s not exonerate him. I think they both had a hand in the book

    • @loopywren
      @loopywren Год назад

      Yes the ghost writer gave up because of interference so Meghan took over. Harry failed at everything at Eton. He really is quite dim. He is well known for it. He cannot help not being clever.

  • @krj1235
    @krj1235 Год назад +108

    Loved this literary analysis of Spare. Would love you to continue making videos where you pull out a few lines to dissect. Keep it up!

  • @JudithDev8
    @JudithDev8 Год назад +29

    Have to agree with you. I can not believe that the author of this book is an eminent award winning writer. How the ghostwriter can be pleased to have his name associated with these stories and tell us it’s ok for H to lie and contradict previous accounts of events is beyond me. The language is over the top, sounds more like a Mills & Boon or Barbara Cartland romance than a Biography. 🇬🇧

    • @lynnhubbard844
      @lynnhubbard844 Год назад

      he quit

    • @joanyow7952
      @joanyow7952 Год назад

      Give the ghostwriter a break Can you imagine having to deal with a druggie no doubt in tears over the wrongs done to him and his controlling wife embellishing with flowery prose. .

    • @cookiegirl2cookie197
      @cookiegirl2cookie197 Год назад +2

      In other words, Meghan Markle.

  • @violetsinspring5863
    @violetsinspring5863 Год назад +158

    Yes, Andrew! I’d love to hear more from you on this book. I was shocked at all the positive reviews on Amazon. I don’t intend to read it but I’m looking forward to more of your take on it!

    • @AndrewGold1
      @AndrewGold1  Год назад +20

      Working on it!

    • @tone1446
      @tone1446 Год назад +22

      @@AndrewGold1 Thank you for taking it on for the team, because we will absolutely not 1) pay for it or 2) read it lol

    • @andrearoyd2942
      @andrearoyd2942 Год назад +13

      Mr and Mrs Spare's problem, is they didn't get what they wanted and life is just sour grapes. It makes you wonder if he has any idea about a normal life, let alone an impoverished one.

    • @lysirishfleur3030
      @lysirishfleur3030 Год назад +17

      I'm really not supposed to say this.
      But people are bribed with freebies etc to leave positive reviews.
      They also delete most of the negative reviews.

    • @leerequiem
      @leerequiem Год назад +2

      @@lysirishfleur3030
      Makes sense
      People on Twitter using exactly the same words and then SS leaving an unrealistic amount of comments and likes on positive reviews

  • @MarMar-gm6ew
    @MarMar-gm6ew Год назад +74

    “Reads like an Emo Harry Potter.” 👏🏾 that’s the quality content that keeps me coming back for more 😂

    • @TigerMa75
      @TigerMa75 Год назад +1

      One of my favourite descriptions of Harry…ever!

  • @Happinosis
    @Happinosis Год назад +30

    Oy, he’s such a transparent man-baby. Please, more linguistics Andrew 😊

    • @maralynfarber2068
      @maralynfarber2068 Год назад +2

      I think Harry got emotionally stunted at some point; he sounds like a child.

  • @anneparsley8739
    @anneparsley8739 Год назад +18

    ...the only "profound thoughts" Harry has ever had are the ones other people tell him he has. Yes I would like to hear more on the subject from you Andrew 🙂

  • @LuckyLChandler
    @LuckyLChandler Год назад +85

    Yes - more please! I don't intend to buy Spare but I welcome your take on it. Those lines were just so much fluff!

    • @CherrrrBear
      @CherrrrBear Год назад +2

      I’m going to rent it from the library. I have it on hold on for kindle from my library so I don’t have to buy it… I have no opinion on it yet

    • @AndrewGold1
      @AndrewGold1  Год назад +8

      You got it!

  • @terrilyon6825
    @terrilyon6825 Год назад +23

    So much yes. The writing I've heard so far has been ludicrous and so definitely not Harry's own tone/words.

  • @itsmedh291
    @itsmedh291 Год назад +70

    Best part of this analysis was your impression of Harry, the wind, and the ghost writer. It turned tragic writing into enjoyable comedic literature. Haha!

  • @lwatling
    @lwatling Год назад +19

    Yes please! It sounds like Meghan’s had a turn at writing part of this book.

  • @annssundream4729
    @annssundream4729 Год назад +7

    They are not bothered about lying

  • @rosemarybaker7535
    @rosemarybaker7535 Год назад +12

    I have not read the book. This is what I have heard from other commentators, if you are wanting to read a “honest” book, Spare is not for you! Yes, Andrew, please continue your analysis of Spare.😊

  • @jacquelineleitch7050
    @jacquelineleitch7050 Год назад +10

    He’s writing in a Harlequin romance style which fits the story of his Netflix trip. This is the alternative fact of their relationship and Harry’s alternative fact relationship with his family.
    I guess it’s now transparent that everyone involved with the couple is quite willing to completely exploit the couple as couple insists on exploiting the BRF.

  • @peaceloveandunity1434
    @peaceloveandunity1434 Год назад +56

    Yes please Andrew, your far more entertaining than just reading it alone, also it does already feel like the ghost writer has no idea of harry

  • @edycrowley2878
    @edycrowley2878 Год назад +9

    I cannot "spare" the change for Spare...and I cannot "spare" the time. I am not a hater...if Harry has a problem with his family, he should go into therapy...

  • @jeanettehill7538
    @jeanettehill7538 Год назад +2

    I wouldn't blame the ghost writer,Harry done a audio book so he must have read from the book...he really should be ashamed🤬

  • @Kreepyb5
    @Kreepyb5 Год назад +5

    Frustrating and beyond

  • @highdesertRN
    @highdesertRN Год назад +25

    Deft and humorous evaluation: I love a good literary critique. I think this video was refreshing because it focused on the work itself and was not a commentary on interpersonal relationships. I’ll gladly listen to more reviews in this fashion.

  • @Kreepyb5
    @Kreepyb5 Год назад +7

    Well, I don't hate him because he went through alot. And I feel for him. I wish him to stop chasing money and dogging family because it doesn't frel right for a royal. It's why he's called a royal! Right?? Duty etc. and his gran did her best I believe. He has pain. All families experience this and we don't all get a 20 million book deal 🤷‍♀️👍🏽💋✌️

  • @veronicabatteham9864
    @veronicabatteham9864 Год назад +4

    No the sharpest knife in the drawer ,and drugs,

  • @rosepetals3752
    @rosepetals3752 Год назад +5

    I want to hear you calling Harry and the writer out because their may have things we missed, but to be honest with you, I refuse to pay for the book of LIES.

  • @marymathews2244
    @marymathews2244 Год назад +1

    Simply put. They have been given too much.

  • @alexandraward1248
    @alexandraward1248 Год назад +34

    Great observations Andrew! I refuse to buy it, but enjoyed listening to your literary analysis. Thanks!

  • @ssmele
    @ssmele Год назад +1

    They don’t have any idea of what TRUTH is!

  • @lianekuch8894
    @lianekuch8894 Год назад +13

    Yes Andrew, I’d love to hear more from you about what you think about Harry’s book.

  • @kristelbeilby6013
    @kristelbeilby6013 Год назад +3

    The insincerity and hypocrisy has been at the core of people turning from Harry.

  • @ecampbell5837
    @ecampbell5837 Год назад +26

    Yes, definitely do more. It’s very important. He is a liar and should not get away with this.

    • @paulchristian7693
      @paulchristian7693 Год назад +1

      H is not smart to write a book I think MM is behind this?

  • @SusanaXpeace2u
    @SusanaXpeace2u Год назад +5

    It's funny aright, he is complaining about old prestigious stuff but then they also complain about having to choose their own furniture from Ikea

  • @Kreepyb5
    @Kreepyb5 Год назад +3

    FAUX! Yes I would not get published with this

  • @BlessYourHeart254
    @BlessYourHeart254 Год назад +16

    I’m so sorry you had to read that torture for the channel, thanks for doing it so we don’t have to 😂

  • @luciafidalgo296
    @luciafidalgo296 Год назад +46

    Please Andrew, do some more videos. I agree, this is just another "I can say what I like and you're going to like it" piece. I would love to hear your take on this "book".

  • @kitchfacepalm
    @kitchfacepalm Год назад +28

    I am a linguist. I have lived a life spanning continents, cultures and countries. My family is a fusion, or a hybrid or whatever you want to call it. I am very interested in communication in all its forms as well as linguistics…yes I have tickled it in my studies. I am not a royalist (also at the same time, I don’t care), and yes this book does seem insincere, overly flowery/imaginary/sugary/trans Atlantic Californian and embarrassing as well as tone deaf. Here’s a song I enjoyed while I was learning Dutch. “Ren Lenny ren “ It is a is a song by Acda & de Munnik, the wind is central to the theme.

    • @Nanneke9
      @Nanneke9 Год назад +2

      Leuk om te lezen, ik ben ook dol op talen. 🤗

    • @thescarletgraywitch8052
      @thescarletgraywitch8052 Год назад +1

      I wish I would have appreciated linguistics more when I was working on my English Lit degree. Tbh I hated it at the time, and almost bailed on the degree because of the linguistics requirements. 😬 I did manage to avoid any more when I went back for creative writing. Now I find it fascinating.

    • @Vee_of_the_Weald
      @Vee_of_the_Weald Год назад +4

      I studied linguistics and sociology and went more corporate by doing a Maketing/Comms masters… but if I could do it again, I would go full linguistics and etymology, phonetic/phonology and have a ball at dissecting obscure idioms from ancient cultures.
      …and I would probably get even more frustrated at all the Harrys in the world who had a 1st class education and still can’t be bothered to form a cohesive sentence, let alone a full “thought” 😂

    • @k.hotting4851
      @k.hotting4851 Год назад +2

      Grappig gekozen naam ook😊. En leuk om te lezen dat je Acda en de Munnik ook kunt waarderen.

  • @dianab8889
    @dianab8889 Год назад +4

    It is said that the ghost writer left sometime before it was finished. Who added their bit?

  • @SydMountaineer
    @SydMountaineer Год назад +1

    Rather than having philosophical thoughts while being scared & worried about his meeting, he was likely worried about pissing his pants- or, having a pity party for himself inside of his head.

  • @georgenawilson2843
    @georgenawilson2843 Год назад +14

    Wow - thanks for pointing this out. I was wondering myself. Seemed that if he could "think like this" why wouldn't he write it himself. The ghost writer has come out to say that it doesn't have to be actual, it is "his" memory.

    • @monicarodrigues985
      @monicarodrigues985 Год назад +4

      "If he could think like this", he wouldn't have married whom he married.

  • @BogusBambini
    @BogusBambini Год назад +18

    Your comments on the very beginning are fascinating - all I've heard is how beautifully it's written - would love to hear more!

    • @AndrewGold1
      @AndrewGold1  Год назад +3

      Thank you! Will do!

    • @katekenn156
      @katekenn156 Год назад +10

      Really?! People are saying it’s beautifully written? I think it’s a melodramatic mess. I’m baffled that the ghost writer submitted this drivel to a publisher and put his name on it!

    • @streaming5332
      @streaming5332 Год назад

      @@katekenn156 you have to remember the audience are tittle tattle gossip oriented types. No one with a good mind would read this shit.

    • @rosmorris5956
      @rosmorris5956 Год назад

      If you go to the Audible reviews they are completely over the top gushing. No book receives five star reviews like this. They are totally unbelievable and also only after a day's publication. It's impossible to have listened to the book so quickly!

  • @Kreepyb5
    @Kreepyb5 Год назад +7

    Great job Andrew I didn't want to read that book personally!!

  • @TheSuperHarrygeorge
    @TheSuperHarrygeorge Год назад +1

    I am glad he has called out this book as ‘not very well written’. It sounds like a comic.

  • @suzannetevlin8439
    @suzannetevlin8439 Год назад +15

    I'm glad you've made comments about the craftsmanship of the novel. I've thought about the quality of prose myself. You know Andrew, we've heard over and over again how neither of them would take advice on anything: clothing, behaviour, correct colours to sport on particular occasions. Could this be yet another example of their refusal to be guided? Perhaps they just want the name of the prize winning author (somewhere to place blame?), not the writer's technical ability?

    • @stephaniesemmler4190
      @stephaniesemmler4190 Год назад

      Andrew Loved your review of the book so far, however I have the feeling the Ghostwriter has been Markled.

  • @amalali504
    @amalali504 Год назад +7

    I can’t bring myself to read it or listen to the audio so I thank you for your selfless service. I also enjoyed the short sharp format distilling a particular observation worthy of note.

    • @AndrewGold1
      @AndrewGold1  Год назад +3

      You are so welcome! Hha it’s painful to read

    • @amalali504
      @amalali504 Год назад

      Not sure if you’ve come across this chap’s YT channel (Martin Decoder). As a fellow linguist, you share similar frustration with these two grifters. An interview would be interesting. Just an idea.

  • @Kreepyb5
    @Kreepyb5 Год назад +5

    Keep reporting on book

  • @carolynhague7199
    @carolynhague7199 Год назад +2

    Nobody has an 'icy' sensé of humour!...dry, dark, etc,. Not icy

  • @nancyreuter63
    @nancyreuter63 Год назад +15

    I would love to hear more from you regarding the book with your literary expertise! Thank you so much!

  • @bunnybunny3536
    @bunnybunny3536 Год назад +15

    I would LOVE for you to do a linguistic/literary review of this book.

  • @noahdanielg
    @noahdanielg Год назад +7

    Yes, please continue this! Also, maybe get HG Tudor back on to talk about Harry and Harry’s Wife

  • @Andtewt
    @Andtewt Год назад +1

    Tell the truth it becomes part of your past.
    Tell a lie Harry it becomes part of your future.

  • @ThePeskyjay
    @ThePeskyjay Год назад +20

    Yes please continue

  • @cherylb2008
    @cherylb2008 Год назад +2

    Harry’s reputation for being popular ( before Megan) is torpedoed by the world wide disdain of his wife. He had it all. Megan could have also, but didn’t want to work at it.
    The story in that Netflix blah blah blah about Megan bowing before the queen, then her doing that ridiculous over exaggerated bow, was as cringy as I’ve ever seen

  • @reneepolin6549
    @reneepolin6549 Год назад +22

    I have mad respect for you reading Harry's book I can't think of anything more Cringe and Boring. Your reporting isn't boring it's entertaining

  • @caciliawhy5195
    @caciliawhy5195 Год назад +3

    Megnut has her fingers all over the book.

  • @philsdon8932
    @philsdon8932 Год назад +4

    I had the same thought. Did Moehringer loathe him or was he given so little to work with that he manufactured a gothic comedy?

  • @ALH535
    @ALH535 Год назад +12

    Yes, please! More on this book (or any other of your choosing): fellow polyglot here, so linguistic choices and their idiosyncrasies appeal to me.

  • @maxthecat14
    @maxthecat14 Год назад +5

    Yes please more reviews. I havent read the book, nor to I intend to, but the passages i have heard on line sound like a teenagers diary, and other parts like a bad essay in a writing class.

  • @sallywillis610
    @sallywillis610 Год назад +3

    The ghostwriter has been SO clever. He has revealed Harry to us, decided on a style (Harry Potter/Gothic) of maximum appeal. This is brilliant in my view and honest. Revealing what Harry wants to say about himself. Harry must have been happy with the final text.... although completely taken in by himself as a person of great importance and authenticity and not unkind. But Harry is unkind,. This sentence could be read as his grandfather was always farting!

  • @westzed23
    @westzed23 Год назад +6

    King Charles grew up in the sixties when hippie culture influenced him. That's when people started talking to plants to get them to thrive and people played music for farm animals to make them content. The poetry readings in coffee houses where this type of flowery language was used, was to represent getting in touch with your feelings and getting close to nature.
    Princess Diana was not highly educated; she denigrated herself calling herself the dumb one. Her style of writing seemed to be this flowery high school girl trying to show emotions and feelings.
    So for Prince Harry it seems he is following his parents in this writing style; or rather the ghost writer is.

  • @cagirl2220
    @cagirl2220 Год назад +2

    I don’t know who is writing the reviews on Goodreads and Amazon. I think the spell of Harry has affected people. Please rate and write your reviews on Goodreads , Amazon, Audible.

  • @ashleydavis2355
    @ashleydavis2355 Год назад +18

    I finished the book yesterday. The only thing I fully believe is that the RF plants things/stories to deflect when they've done something they don't want to draw attention to or to make sure that attention is drawn to what they want to promote. I've always thought that. There's a whole profession (publicists) designed to do exactly that and rich/famous people utilize those services all the time. Anyone who thinks that the royals don't do this is beyond deluded. But, do I think that the RF decided that PH and MM would be the sacrifice at the publicity alter? Absolutely not.
    I've always believed that the truth has 3 sides: Person A's side, person B's side, and what actually happened...and what actually happened is usually somewhere in the middle of A & B's stories. Right now, I think that what really happened is probably a little further away from the Sussex's side of things than they'd like us to believe. Are there grains of truth in there? Probably. But it feels like one of those Lifetime movies that's "based on a true story".

    • @soniwells9121
      @soniwells9121 Год назад

      So the RF does exactly the same thing we're subjected to in the USA. The "powers that be" coming up with sensational bs to deflect from the horrible truth. Ugh. I wish the USA was better. Sadly no.

    • @jillybe1873
      @jillybe1873 Год назад +1

      Well the journalists asked said the RF do not leak stuff but they wish they would.

    • @ashleydavis2355
      @ashleydavis2355 Год назад

      @@jillybe1873 not to sound all paranoia and conspiracy theory or anything but of course they'd say that. If the RF says they don't plant things and the press says "oh yes you do" then they aren't going to give them free stories anymore.

  • @heartshapedisle
    @heartshapedisle Год назад +4

    Prince Philip was buried in April. From the BBC "Almost 100 years after he entered the world on a dining room table in Corfu, Prince Philip's final journey began at 14.38 BST on a chilly spring afternoon in the English town of Windsor."

    • @AndrewGold1
      @AndrewGold1  Год назад +1

      I’m seeing September. And that he died in April. Happy to accept I’m wrong tho if not.

    • @heartshapedisle
      @heartshapedisle Год назад +2

      @@AndrewGold1 family tribute doco on the Beeb in September

  • @tinalau7727
    @tinalau7727 Год назад +5

    Thank you for reading and analysing it objectively. Appreciate the time you’ve spent on it. 🥰

  • @janetwilcock2120
    @janetwilcock2120 Год назад +3

    He went to Eton but he was always allegedly at the bottom of the class and his teacher had to fix his results so he could get into Sandhurst.

    • @sarahwagland1559
      @sarahwagland1559 Год назад +1

      He should never have gone to Afghanistan. He was allowed to play soldiers. Outrageous. Well that one came back to bite us on the arse.

    • @lynnhubbard844
      @lynnhubbard844 Год назад

      was it Diana that said he did not belong at Eton and wished they hadn't sent him there

  • @letmadora28
    @letmadora28 Год назад +9

    somebody else has commented that the ghost writer is trying to make Princess Harry more intelligent than he really is.
    I think it was Sally Bedell Smith, a monarchist writter, that said that he was "physically" intelligent and not "mentally" intelligent 🤣🤣🤣

    • @hyggeliv2967
      @hyggeliv2967 Год назад +2

      In other words..
      Harry’s not very smart but he can lift heavy things…

    • @letmadora28
      @letmadora28 Год назад

      @@hyggeliv2967 that's why he was a good soldier. Not very bright but he can follow orders. He Is the perfect pet for Meghan.

    • @dorothyedwards6170
      @dorothyedwards6170 Год назад

      What the hell is physical intelligence and mental intelligence? Is it in the same category as "unconscious bias"?????

    • @letmadora28
      @letmadora28 Год назад

      @@dorothyedwards6170 It was a polite way to say "he Is dumb, but at least he Is good at lifting heavy things and knows how to move His feet.

  • @qsita
    @qsita Год назад +1

    It’s just lie after lie after lie with him and his wife 🤦🏻‍♀️🙄

  • @amyg.333
    @amyg.333 Год назад +4

    TY Andrew! I like hearing your perspective. Those lines just don’t read authentic. What a turn off & missed opportunity to speak from the heart.

  • @sylviasolder7389
    @sylviasolder7389 Год назад +1

    I personally will NEVER pay a good money for those 2, but I have been listening of some channels & I found it all ridiculously disgusting right out LIES all of it, I mean ALL of it.
    4 exp. the way he discribes his "Kensington Palace apt." saying that he got mad for someone who kept parking in front of his window, blaa blaah blaaa!😏 Isn't the whole "palace" surrended with brick walls?..
    Allegedly, Nutmeg have seen many times meeting up with the " Ghost writer ", it turned out that she fired him just because she didn't get on with him. No surprise there!
    IMO, the whole book has her claws written all over it. I don't believe ANYTHING written in it.

  • @AniWatX
    @AniWatX Год назад +11

    Is this an autobiography or a gothic novel ?! Harry seems to be very snipey in this book. Would LOVE to hear more Andrew.

  • @anneyeo3985
    @anneyeo3985 Год назад +1

    Harry should start with ' the man in the mirror ' those who point the finger are often the guilty ones

  • @meryampicon586
    @meryampicon586 Год назад +10

    El hecho de que nombres la palabra honestidad, es como hablar en un idioma desconocido. No es la ética lo que mueve a ninguno de los personajes que han gestado la idea del libro Spare, sino todo lo contrario. Veneno puro, poéticamente presentado, ya no sólo para la familia real inglesa, sino a nivel mundial. La avidez de una gran mayoría, ansiosa por presenciar batallas lo más crueles posible, no tiene nada que envidiar a las del circo romano, y demuestra con claridad la importancia de la industria del sensacionalismo a través de figuras famosas transmitiendo mensajes contradictorios, basados en problemas psiquicos no resueltos. Una delicia para las finanzas de la editorial, y del resto del elenco.

  • @KimCarmenWalsh
    @KimCarmenWalsh Год назад +2

    I suspect that Meghan probably contributed a bit as an additional ghostwriter. That bit about William and Kate fangirling Meghan in Suits has to be one of hers.

  • @ayeda69
    @ayeda69 Год назад +4

    This reminds me of other parts of his biography where a fox and leopard became his mother, Diana. Magical thinking much? Contrived? I just find it funny and weird.

  • @sharonjoubert7413
    @sharonjoubert7413 Год назад +1

    Yes please carry on with your take on this book Andrew. Lived what you have already said. 🤗🤗

  • @sjuno7156
    @sjuno7156 Год назад +19

    I'd love more videos like this! I'd be right into hearing linguistic breakdowns of people like Harry. I have not read this..but from what you read, I don't think I could stomach it!. I have heard a few people piping up saying it's wonderfully written. ??😵

  • @agnieszkazielinska6177
    @agnieszkazielinska6177 Год назад +2

    Yeah, go ahead. Give us more!

  • @ld-zj1bn
    @ld-zj1bn Год назад +3

    Whatever a person might think of Philip's humour - "icy" is the furthest word I would ever think of. 🤣. Sharp perhaps, sardonic, but beneath that was a deep sense of ridiculousness that we should all hold within ourselves. While laughing.

    • @sarahwagland1559
      @sarahwagland1559 Год назад +2

      I met him when I was a teenager at the Royal Windsor Horse Show. My friend and I were showing a donkey mare and foal. He was very friendly and approachable and made a joke about them needing webbed feet. Maybe he would turn into an ice man at times. He had things happen in his life which would harden a heart. Harry seems devoid of empathy unless it's for himself or his wife.

  • @betsyspielmann7676
    @betsyspielmann7676 Год назад +2

    Yes! We want to hear more! I’m a linguist myself and am quite interested in your perspective on the writing from a linguistic slant.

  • @michellebh
    @michellebh Год назад +4

    Haha “I have a literature degree .. a journalism diploma thingy”. Great video, Andrew, your analysis is spot on, and speaks to Harry’s disingenuousness. Even the best ghost writer can only do so much with a dud subject

  • @sisiphas
    @sisiphas Год назад +1

    Never in history has so much whining been done by one person about so little!

  • @paulblatch01
    @paulblatch01 Год назад +6

    Yes please Andrew, more analysis of the book.

  • @loots9821
    @loots9821 Год назад +1

    It doesn't matter what he or whoever wrote, the fact is he had a verbal with his father on the day Charles was burying his father! Selfish selfish creature

  • @juliedesnick7401
    @juliedesnick7401 Год назад +3

    Fun to see you in your element. Yes, I would like to hear more of this.

  • @elliesimpson1313
    @elliesimpson1313 Год назад +1

    Terrific analysis, Andrew! You are the first I've heard om RUclips to say these points

  • @mc1304
    @mc1304 Год назад +7

    Yes, please continue with the review of the book. Love this deep dive-type video...

  • @fionawatson30
    @fionawatson30 Год назад +1

    It's very interesting to hear from you on how the book reads, from a language perspective because it's an objective view, based on your expertise in the use of language. 👍

  • @fallon7616
    @fallon7616 Год назад +4

    We in America would like to return Harry and his wife back to the UK 🇱🇷
    Thanks for the book review, you are probably the only person who has actually read it 😂

  • @phillipaclemons7261
    @phillipaclemons7261 Год назад +2

    Sounds like someone who waded into a bit of therapy, blames family/media for his problems and now looks upon them with distain. He would like to be part of his family again, but only if they apologise and take responsibility. How generous!!

    • @sarahwagland1559
      @sarahwagland1559 Год назад

      Apparently his "therapist" is never far away. Let's face it, he doesn't want H to recover, he wants to keep him needy and paranoid.