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Disappointing how poorly this book is written. Primary school children have better writing skills than the authors. The book is mostly about praises to how perfect and flawless Meghan Markle is. She has no shortcomings, weaknesses, or limitations. The book states that she is so perfect she makes people imply she must be fake because she is so perfect. When she enters a room everyone holds their breath and marvels at her beauty. When she does a Yoga pose, nature itself stops to admire her, and so on of cringe-worthy statements. It is ridiculous. Harry feel in love with her because she peed in the woods in Botswana and wiped her makeup off with a baby wipe, making her a "simple, low maintenance woman". The claim that nearly made me want to put the book down was the calling Markle an Empowered Feminist, which she is not and is a false claim. Markel has no real background in Women's and Gender Issues - in the Socio-Economics Cultural fields, or at least the book goes into no detail about it except for the advertisement in the early 90 when she was a pre-teenager. Markle's only feminist activity was going to India once for a photo opportunity with women working on menstrual taboo. The book describes very superficially the complex world and tradition of the Royal Family and what are the demands, its historical context and what it means for the British people as well as what is expected of the members of the RF, which would be fundamental to understand as Harry and Markle are the so-called Modern Royals Finding Freedom from it. The title should read Finding Freedom from Responsibility and Tradition. The book is about praises to perfect Markle and how she saved Harry, Harry the traumatized Royal, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as the insensitive rational couple, and the British Media as evil evil evil.