Meghan Markle aims to 'nourish communities through reading' with free donations of her book 'The Bench'

The royal family may no be on the same page but looks like they are back to slowly building bridges. After Prince Harry and Meghan Markle paid tribute to the Queen by naming their daughter Lilibet after her, Queen Elizabeth has now invited the couple for next year's platinum jubilee celebrations.

Mothers and media analysts knocked Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle's debut children's book "The Bench" for serving to disrupt the traditional notion of fatherhood. Markle told NPR in her first interview since her and husband Prince Harry's sit-down with Oprah Winfrey in March that her book is dedicated to Harry and their first son Archie.

Meghan Markle has appeared for her first interview since her chat with Oprah and made some revelations. In an interview with the NPR Weekend Edition on Sunday, the Duchess of Sussex opened up about the success of her new illustrated book 'The Bench'.

Duchess Meghan Markle recently gave her first interview since welcoming baby girl Lilibet two weeks ago. The 39-year-old royal spoke to NPR’s Morning Edition on Father’s Day to mark her first interview since labour.

Meghan Markle discussed the deeply personal story behind her new children’s book "The Bench" as well as the important role diversity and inclusivity played in its creation.  The 39-year-old Duchess of Sussex sat down for an interview with NPR prior to the birth of her and Prince Harry’s second child, Lilibet "Lilii" Diana Mountbatten-Windsor, that debuted on Sunday’s "Weekend Edition." In the interview, she discussed the origin of the book, appropriately rooted in the Father’s Day holiday.

Meghan Markle has revealed that she marked her Father's Day by purchasing Prince Harry a bench with an inscribed plaque. In an interview with producer Samantha Balaban on NPR Weekend, recorded before the birth of her daughter Lilibet, the Duchess of Sussex, whose children's book The Bench recently became a New York Times bestseller, spoke fondly of the occasion.

Celebrating her success! Meghan Markle’s debut picture book, The Bench, reached No. 1 on The New York Times bestseller list one week after its release.

Meghan Markle has thanked readers of her children's book The Bench after it soared to the number one spot on the New York Times bestsellers list. The Duchess of Sussex wholeheartedly expressed her gratitude in a message shared on her husband Prince Harry 's Archewell Foundation website, in which she said the book showed "another side of masculinity".

Almost three months after Meghan Markle and Prince Harry sat down for a chat with Oprah Winfrey, the explosive interview continues to make headlines. Now, Meghan's father Thomas Markle has made an appearance on '60 Minutes With Australia' and candidly spoken about his estranged relationship with his daughter.

Meghan Markle is giving away 2,000 free copies of her new book The Bench to schools and libraries across America.The Duchess of Sussex, who reportedly made a private phone call to Kate Middleton to end the royal feud, celebrated her book's release on Tuesday 8 June and has now shared her plans to donate copies.The news was shared on Meghan, 39, and her husband Prince Harry's Archewell Foundation website.The organisation said it is "taking a moment to recognise and support the amazing

Meghan Markle has spent the last few months waiting for the arrival of her little daughter and just a few days before welcoming Lili, Meghan released her debut book. Titled The Bench, the visual book is an ode to the strong bond her husband, Prince Harry shares with their 2-year-old son, Archie.

Meghan Markle is giving back with her first children's book.The Duchess of Sussex released earlier this week. The sweet picture book details the special bond between father and son, which was inspired by her husband, Prince Harry's, connection with their 2-year-old son, Archie.