The second son of King Charles III and his first wife, Diana, Princess of Wales, Prince Harry has always known he was the spare prince. Traumatized by his mother's death, Harry struggled to live such a public life, constantly plagued by the ever-hungry paparazzi. In his highly anticipated memoir, Harry discusses his life and his public falling out with the royal family, feeling they did not support his wife enough when she was hounded by the British press.

I wasn't sure what to expect from Spare since I'm not really into Royal drama, but I absolutely loved it. I found Harry's story so compelling that I could not put it down. The shocking family revelations have gotten the most attention, but Spare is mainly about Harry's lifelong battle with the paparazzi. Harry brilliantly describes the monarchy's twisted relationship with the press: hating them but also desperately wanting their praises. Harry's stunning story reminds you that being royalty isn't a dream come true.