Have my pre-order purchased. I hope we get a good behind the scenes look at life as a royal. I don't much care about the Meghan years because it brought out too much ugliness in that family and country.

>Was Margaret ever openly against her sister?

Yes, she showed out many times at the annoyance of the RF. But, the RF was so small that they didn't have backup options so it's not like the Queen could or wanted to replace her as a working royal. Now the core family is large and they have options.

>Did Charles's siblings hate him for being born first?

Stop the drama! There is no proof that Harry hates his family or that Charles siblings hate him. But we do know that Charles and Andrew have never gotten along. Charles made it clear that Andrew's kids would never be considered core members of the family which made Andrew angry.

>It's like they are advertising that you should never have siblings because they see them as some sort of competition.

It all depends how they are raised. I assume, though don't know, that there was some parental gap between Diana's death and Harry's adulthood. It's said that William, a typical teenager, ignored Harry while at school. So these boys are in boarding school, their doting mother is dead, and all they have are teachers and a seemingly distant father. I can see how he could feel like an afterthought.

But, Harry is still a rich, titled, privileged man so these are the tears and drama of a 1%er.

Polarizing title is the mark of a good title when it comes to memoirs. In my opinion. There are so many out there that you've got to find a way to be above the noise.

if he does address those things, will it make you feel better or will you have a new round of grievances to list?