Meghan Markle’s Children’s Book Theme Is ‘Deeply Personal to Her’

Piers Morgan is beating his chest while revealing that network big wigs at ITV in the U.K. desperately want him back on "Good Morning Britain" after the talking head stormed off the show’s set in March following remarks he made about Meghan Markle.

Earlier this week it was announced that former Duchess Meghan Markle will soon be releasing her first book--The Bench, a children’s novel, inspired by Prince Harry and their son Archie. Now, after catching a glimpse of the 1 page that was released during the announcement, royal experts are opening up about what message this book sends.

Meghan Markle is "sending a coded message" through her new children's book The Bench, according a royal expert.The Duchess of Sussex announced she's penned a book inspired by her 36 year old husband Prince Harry and their two year old son Archie's close bond.The book features a stunning illustration by award-winning artist Christian Robinson that shows a father with red hair dressed in Army uniform as he's reunited with his son, who he holds up in the air in joy.

Author Corrinne Averiss has addressed the alleged comparisons between her and Meghan Markle’s children’s books.

More to the story. Meghan Markle’s book is accused of plagiarizing The Boy on the Bench, another children’s book, but there’s at least one important person who thinks there’s no merit to the claims: Corrinne Averiss, the author of The Boy on the Bench, herself.

Meghan Markle has been accused of copying the narrative of her first children’s book inspired by the loving relationship between Prince Harry and son Archie.The Duchess of Sussex penned her first novel, titled The Bench, after she wrote an emotional poem for Harry’s first Father’s Day celebration from their son, which is set to be released on June 8.The novel has come under fire from critics for its striking similarities to a popular children’s book already on the market, called The Boy On The

Meghan Markle's announcement that she has authored her first children's book inspired by Prince Harry and son Archie's relationship has caused a divide among critics.The Bench will be released on June 8 and goes beyond Meghan's own family experience to capture the "evolving and expanding relationship between fathers and sons".

Piers Morgan has once again hit out at the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle as she releases a new children's book.The dad-of-four, who previously said the Line of Duty finale was underwhelming, criticised Meghan, 39, for writing a book about a father and child relationship, when she doesn't have any communication with her dad Thomas.

Susanna Reid has been left "flabbergasted" as Adil Ray praised Meghan Markle for writing a children's book while her former co-star Piers Morgan slammed the Duchess as a "money-grabber". Brunette beauty Susanna, 50, discussed the news on Good Morning Britain on 5 May as she said: "Meghan has released a children's book," before awkwardly looking off to the side.

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Is there anything Meghan Markle can’t do!?

Meghan Markle has penned a children's book called "The Bench" and it will be published next month. The story is said to be based on a special relationship between dad and son through a mother's perspective according to publisher Random House.

The Bench, Meghan Markle’s first children’s book that’s set for publication on June 8, was inspired by “the special bond” husband Prince Harry and son Archie, the publisher said today.

A sweet surprise! Meghan Markle has written her first children’s book, The Bench, which will hit shelves next month.