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The first, by royals biographer Robert Jobson, is predictably juicy.
The other book is much less sensational, yet it’s almost as controversial.
The “Little People” series also includes bios of the late Princess Diana and Queen Elizabeth II.
Judging by the early reviews on theU.K.
Amazon page, however, readers aren’t convinced.
A total snarkfest even on reviews that rated the book five out of five stars.
Reviewers pointed out that the king’s achievements weren’t the result of hard work or overcoming obstacles.
I felt like I had no direction in life until I read this book," one wrote.
“Now I know that I can make my dreams come true just like Charles.
Another joked, “Thanks.
The kids are crying now because they can’t be King.
Well, I told them, it’s not my fault I’m not a Queen.
They will have to settle for being IT specialists like their Dad.
Not quite the same but what can you do?”
Abolish the monarchy.”
Among the upcoming"Little People" books for 2023 is one of Mozart.
Maybe the reviewers will be kinder to him?
