Unauthorized biography of Prince George becomes bestseller in UK

London| 2.1 million copies of a new unauthorized biography of the 2-year old Prince George of Cambridge were sold during its first weekend on the shelves, showing that the British people are still fascinated by the royal family.

The controversial book entitled “The Scandals of a Royal Heir“, contains many outrageous claims about the future King of England, which the author claims the Royal family is trying to hide from the public.

The author, British writer Archibald Sanders, claims he interviewed many people close to the royal family while researching for his book, including many friends and family members, as well as employees and servants.

The book reveals the young prince’s presumed love affair with a 4-year old Welsh baroness, his racist tendencies and hostile behavior towards Irishmen, as well as a few shocking stories involving the mistreatment of cats other pets.
“According to this biography, George really seems to have inherited his uncle’s taste for controversy,” says Charles Fitzgerald, a journalist and an expert of the British royal family. “The book of many outrageous facts, that make the toddler a lot less adorable. It shows once again, how the royal family can do a great job when controlling their image, because none of these facts had ever been revealed before.”
The bestseller is the work of well-known British author, Archibald Sanders, who has made a name for himself by publishing some unauthorized biographies of various members of the Royal family, including Queen Elizabeth and Lady Diana.
In many bookstores across the United Kingdom, the frenzy surrounding the release of the book led to almost endless waiting lines. Some customers had to wait for more than four hours, before they could purchase the book.
“I love the Royal family and everything that surrounds it,” says Beverly Murphy, a woman interviewed outside a London bookstore. “I have been waiting for more than two hours, but I know it will be worth it. It’s the first book ever written about George, and I heard there is a lot of scandals exposed in it. I’m ready to wait ten more hours, if necessary.”

The waiting lines in front of some book stores in London this weekend, were more than two kilometers long, extending over many city blocks.

The book was discussed on many TV and radio shows over the last few days, and the British tabloids have made their headlines from the most shocking parts of the work.
Despite all this attention, the Royal family has not yet commented the book or reacted to the controversy surrounding it