Sibling Relationships and Prince Harry's New Book | Psychology Today
for Harry and his role as a"spare," and there are those who see him as a whiny, entitled rich kid. Those who are not reading it also have much to say. They are passionate about their reasons for not reading it. I have heard voracious readers say that they are just not interested in his side of the story and that they would prefer to hear what his older brother, William, has to say. Others say that Harry should work out his issues privately, not in the public eye.
So where should we go with this book? How can we benefit? My suggestion is that we take a good hard look at our relationships with our siblings. Consider asking yourselves the following questions in an attempt to better understand your family dynamics; self-awareness is always helpful. 1. Ask yourself how you would best describe your relationship with your sibling. If you have more than one sibling then repeat the question for each one. You will see that each relationship is different. Some are characterized by lightheartedness while others are fraught with
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