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Meghan: A Hollywood Princess Review

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Note: This is an opinion, not fact.

Meghan: A Hollywood Princess by Andrew Morton, is a tell-all biography of Meghan Markle. The book talks about Meghan Markle's childhood in California, her journey from an aspiring actress to landing the role of Rachel Zane on television show Suits, all the way through her relationship with Prince Harry. The book also includes pictures of her as child, and from her first marriage to Trevor Engelson. While I found this book an entertaining read, I had two issues with it.

1. The Wedding Speculations

This book, published only weeks before the wedding has a lot of speculation about what Meghan's dress would look like, and what would happen during the wedding. This made the book fairly uninteresting to read after the wedding had happened, because I already knew what her dress looked like.

2. Misspelled Names

Andrew Morton, the author, misspells two people's names in his book. He calls Princess Eugenie's fiance, who's real last name is Brooksbank, Brookbank. He also calls Queen Letizia of Spain Queen Letita of Spain.

In conclusion, I thought that this book was while entertaining to read, contains lots of speculation over the wedding and two careless name errors.

I give this book: ⭐⭐⭐✩✩



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  1. grandmaJune 11, 2018 at 8:22 AM

    I learn my royal stuff from you if I want it to be accurate.

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