Andy James Reviews

       The interview with Anderson Copper and Prince Harry was a let down it was repeat of what other media outlets talked about. Copper did not take advantage of his early access to the book, he could have talked about new points but he chose to play it safe. There was only one moment when Copper challenged Prince Harry when he asked why he kept his title and if the reason behind it was for profit. This was a good question but Copper lacked the motivation to get an actual answer. Prince Harry answered by saying it made no difference and offered no further explanation to what that meant. I was surprised Copper  let it go and moved on the next question.       Prince Harry's response took a jab at the royal institution because his title does make a difference. If a title did not matter they would not exist in the workplace to distinguish who has the highest authority and power. He is not recognizing the privilege  his title has allowed him to have.  Does he believe if he had not been

          Spare came flying off the bookshelves in a literal manner. It was released before its publication date and there was a rapid search for Spanish translators since it was released in Spain. Its odd that Spare would get released early and part of me believes it was on purpose. This book had been tight lid in terms of information which was surprising given the time and age where secrets are not kept for long since everything gets leaked. So to think this book was suddenly dropped out of nowhere its odd. I wonder if the royal family will investigate this matter because thanks to the early release Spare has received even more attention than it would have due to its mysterious presale and the excerpts being translated.         One of the excerpts that has come out form Spare details how there was a clash between the brothers over the Invictus Games. Prince William thought Prince Harry would make the monarchy loss funds so he tries to make his brother cancel the event by plantin