Prince Harry’s memoir Spare has been dealt another blow just before the festive season, as it’s been named the most-traded in autobiography for the second consecutive year. Despite shattering records as the fastest-selling book ever upon its release in early 2023, with its jaw-dropping revelations about the Royal Family, it seems readers are quick to part with their copies.
Currently, those looking to trade in their copy of Spare can get £3.77 from the site, while Waterstones sells it at £8.99.
The Duke of Sussex’s bombshell book first hit the shelves in January 2023, causing a global sensation with claims such as Prince William calling Meghan Markle ‘difficult’, ‘rude’, and ‘abrasive’, allegations of King Charles’ jealousy towards the younger royals, and the revelation that Charles barred Meghan from joining Harry in Scotland during the Queen’s final days.
In October, a new paperback edition of the book hit the shelves, but interestingly, it didn’t feature any fresh information or updated chapters, which is typically expected. Many had previously speculated whether Harry would reveal more shocking details in an updated version of Spare, considering the significant events that have transpired since its initial publication in early 2023, reports the Mirror.
Since then, both King Charles and Kate have been diagnosed with cancer, while Harry’s children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, have been bestowed with prince and princess titles. The paperback edition was launched on October 22 in the United States and two days later in the UK.
