Prince Harry's memoirs are coming to Vietnam

BachvietBooks announced that it has completed the negotiation process and signed a contract with Random House Publishing House (USA) to own the copyright to publish in Vietnam the memoir SPARE by Prince Harry - Duke of Sussex (UK).

This is a book related to a famous figure in the British Royal Family, and at the same time mentions many real events that have happened and are happening, so the translation and editing requires a lot of time, effort and caution. "We hope to complete the production process soon, and expect to launch the Vietnamese version of the memoir, which is more than 500 pages thick, to readers in the middle of the third quarter of 2023," said a representative of BachvietBooks.

SPARE is a famous memoir by the youngest son of King Charles III of England, recounting the life of Prince Harry from the time he lost his beloved mother - Princess Diana - in 1997.

Readers are only familiar with the image of the current Prince Harry with many scandals and scandals or the neat and disciplined British Royal Family on the front pages of newspapers. But when reading this memoir, we will have a more personal and detailed look at the thoughts of the young Harry - a specific person who grew up without the love of a mother, looking back on the events of his life with his own sense of humor.

In particular, SPARE reveals many private secrets about senior members of the British Royal Family, discord and conflicts of interest, although they cannot be verified and are controversial, even affecting the image of those involved, but are described very realistically and vividly.

Prince Harry - Duke of Sussex, 39 years old, withdrew from royal duties since 2020, currently residing in Montecito, California, USA with his wife Meghan Markle - Duchess of Sussex and two children, 4-year-old Prince Archie, 2-year-old Princess Lilibet.

According to Vietnamnet