Many in Chester will have fond memories of the day Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, and the Queen visited the city to officially open Storyhouse in 2018. Described as intimate and heartfelt by his publisher Penguin Random House, the prince promised that the book would be an. So how would the people and shoppers of Chester react to the launch of the book at a time when book sales are traditionally low in January following the Christmas boom. In July 2021, Prince Harry revealed that he was writing a memoir. This much-anticipated tome is Prince Harry's chance to tell his side of his story in depth and reports of some of the content of the book were leaked before it was released in the UK after copies went on sale earlier in Spain. READ MORE: Chester formal menswear store Moss Bros set to close after 40 years in city centre The contents of the book have been front page news across the world, with high profile interviews with Prince Harry being aired on ITV and American channel CBS. His memoir, Spare, was published on January 10th, 2023 and is the fastest selling nonfiction book of all time. Some will undoubtedly have ordered the book online, of course, but we decided to see what was happening on the first day that the book was available to buy off the shelf in shops. On a cold, drizzly January morning, the city was understandably pretty quiet when we headed, umbrella in hand, towards Waterstones and WHSmith to see how the much-anticipated memoir was being received in the city. With Prince Harry's book Spare going on sale in the UK today (January 10), Cheshire Live went out onto the streets of Chester to see if many people were eagerly snapping it up. Discovery has officially announced its plan for a decade-long television series that will be 'a faithful adaptation' of J.K.

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