Meghan Markle and Prince Harry News and Updates Part 3

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I bought the book. I saw it and was curious. Also I love the illustrators previous work. I am a Meghan Stan by this threads standards but I did tell my husband upon first reading that it was not well written. However, it is cute and does improve on further readings (maybe it’s folksy, maybe you get used to it?). And to be fair it’s not worse than a lot of other kids books. Think of “I’ll love you forever” or “I’m gonna like me”

I will say that my kids seem to like it and have requested it both bedtimes since we got it. My 5 yo just started reading son loves to read the book out loud to his dad and baby brother every night. It’s been very sweet. So there’s that at least.

I enjoy the writing style. English major so I get where she was going with it...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's amazing how you all will attack and then when proven wrong, will move on to the next thing to attack. It doesn't dawn on you that this is a hate/smear campaign?

How many lies need to be unproven before you lay off?

Nobody has to appease you. It's a discussion forum. If you can't handle the heat get out of the kitchen.

So...never? Got it. Their money train chugs along.

That should please you. What's the problem?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bought the book. I saw it and was curious. Also I love the illustrators previous work. I am a Meghan Stan by this threads standards but I did tell my husband upon first reading that it was not well written. However, it is cute and does improve on further readings (maybe it’s folksy, maybe you get used to it?). And to be fair it’s not worse than a lot of other kids books. Think of “I’ll love you forever” or “I’m gonna like me”

I will say that my kids seem to like it and have requested it both bedtimes since we got it. My 5 yo just started reading son loves to read the book out loud to his dad and baby brother every night. It’s been very sweet. So there’s that at least.

I enjoy the writing style. English major so I get where she was going with it...

Where was that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I hate that you racists make me want to defend this woman I don’t like.

If you don’t like her then you’re racist too, no?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bought the book. I saw it and was curious. Also I love the illustrators previous work. I am a Meghan Stan by this threads standards but I did tell my husband upon first reading that it was not well written. However, it is cute and does improve on further readings (maybe it’s folksy, maybe you get used to it?). And to be fair it’s not worse than a lot of other kids books. Think of “I’ll love you forever” or “I’m gonna like me”

I will say that my kids seem to like it and have requested it both bedtimes since we got it. My 5 yo just started reading son loves to read the book out loud to his dad and baby brother every night. It’s been very sweet. So there’s that at least.

PP AGAIN ...and it’s SHORT which I also appreciate in a bedtime story.

As a “Meghan hater,” I appreciate your review, and I’m glad that your kids like the book. That does sound sweet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's amazing how you all will attack and then when proven wrong, will move on to the next thing to attack. It doesn't dawn on you that this is a hate/smear campaign?

How many lies need to be unproven before you lay off?

Nobody has to appease you. It's a discussion forum. If you can't handle the heat get out of the kitchen.

So...never? Got it. Their money train chugs along.

Yes, we can all tell they are trying to get their hands on as much money as possible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's amazing how you all will attack and then when proven wrong, will move on to the next thing to attack. It doesn't dawn on you that this is a hate/smear campaign?

How many lies need to be unproven before you lay off?

I love how it's a hate/smear campaign in one hand, but a publicity campaign in the other. Which one is it people??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I bought the book. I saw it and was curious. Also I love the illustrators previous work. I am a Meghan Stan by this threads standards but I did tell my husband upon first reading that it was not well written. However, it is cute and does improve on further readings (maybe it’s folksy, maybe you get used to it?). And to be fair it’s not worse than a lot of other kids books. Think of “I’ll love you forever” or “I’m gonna like me”

I will say that my kids seem to like it and have requested it both bedtimes since we got it. My 5 yo just started reading son loves to read the book out loud to his dad and baby brother every night. It’s been very sweet. So there’s that at least.

I HATE I love you forever. Creepiest book ever.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bought the book. I saw it and was curious. Also I love the illustrators previous work. I am a Meghan Stan by this threads standards but I did tell my husband upon first reading that it was not well written. However, it is cute and does improve on further readings (maybe it’s folksy, maybe you get used to it?). And to be fair it’s not worse than a lot of other kids books. Think of “I’ll love you forever” or “I’m gonna like me”

I will say that my kids seem to like it and have requested it both bedtimes since we got it. My 5 yo just started reading son loves to read the book out loud to his dad and baby brother every night. It’s been very sweet. So there’s that at least.

I enjoy the writing style. English major so I get where she was going with it...

English Lit major here, please explain.

[Anonymous]

NYT review here: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/11/books/review/meghan-markle-duchess-of-sussex-the-bench.html?action=click&algo=bandit-all-surfaces-engagement-combo-cutoff&block=trending_recirc&fellback=false&imp_id=383467135&impression_id=cda81529-cadd-11eb-bd97-1b04863dbb67&index=0&pgtype=Article&pool=pool%2F91fcf81c-4fb0-49ff-bd57-a24647c85ea1®ion=footer&req_id=327793447&surface=most-popular-story&variant=5_bandit-all-surfaces-engagement-combo-cutoff#commentsContainer

I will not be buying it for my children, but I do think the watercolor illustrations are lovely.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's amazing how you all will attack and then when proven wrong, will move on to the next thing to attack. It doesn't dawn on you that this is a hate/smear campaign?

How many lies need to be unproven before you lay off?

Nobody has to appease you. It's a discussion forum. If you can't handle the heat get out of the kitchen.

So...never? Got it. Their money train chugs along.

That should please you. What's the problem?

It neither pleases nor displeases. Their money is theirs. Just like their life. I have my own to live. You should try it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bought the book. I saw it and was curious. Also I love the illustrators previous work. I am a Meghan Stan by this threads standards but I did tell my husband upon first reading that it was not well written. However, it is cute and does improve on further readings (maybe it’s folksy, maybe you get used to it?). And to be fair it’s not worse than a lot of other kids books. Think of “I’ll love you forever” or “I’m gonna like me”

I will say that my kids seem to like it and have requested it both bedtimes since we got it. My 5 yo just started reading son loves to read the book out loud to his dad and baby brother every night. It’s been very sweet. So there’s that at least.

I enjoy the writing style. English major so I get where she was going with it...

English Lit major here, please explain.

Explain what? And, to you? No.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bought the book. I saw it and was curious. Also I love the illustrators previous work. I am a Meghan Stan by this threads standards but I did tell my husband upon first reading that it was not well written. However, it is cute and does improve on further readings (maybe it’s folksy, maybe you get used to it?). And to be fair it’s not worse than a lot of other kids books. Think of “I’ll love you forever” or “I’m gonna like me”

I will say that my kids seem to like it and have requested it both bedtimes since we got it. My 5 yo just started reading son loves to read the book out loud to his dad and baby brother every night. It’s been very sweet. So there’s that at least.

I enjoy the writing style. English major so I get where she was going with it...

Where was that?

A place where intelligent minds go...

[Anonymous]

The Cat in the Hat does seem to fit this crowd more....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's amazing how you all will attack and then when proven wrong, will move on to the next thing to attack. It doesn't dawn on you that this is a hate/smear campaign?

How many lies need to be unproven before you lay off?

Nobody has to appease you. It's a discussion forum. If you can't handle the heat get out of the kitchen.

So...never? Got it. Their money train chugs along.

That should please you. What's the problem?

It neither pleases nor displeases. Their money is theirs. Just like their life. I have my own to live. You should try it.

You trolling this thread to cluck at other women is living a life? Huh. Take your own advice, love.