Harry writes about Diana in children’s book | Entertainment

entertainment">“If you are reading this book it is because you have lost a parent or loved one and although I wish I could hug you now, I hope this story will support you because you know you are not alone,” begins Harry, who lost his mother in 1997 at the age of 12, is his foreword.

entertainment">The prince continues by writing that the loss of his mother has left a ‘huge void’. “I know how you feel, and I assure you that that void will eventually be filled with a lot of love and support.”

entertainment">Harry reassures the readers of the book that the emotions will become less and less intense. “You may feel alone, you may feel sad, you may feel bad. That feeling passes. And I promise you: you will feel better and stronger by talking about your feelings. ”

entertainment">Hospital by the Hill, written by the British author Chris Connaughton, tells the story of a child whose mother worked in the hospital during the corona crisis and died. The book will be distributed free of charge to children who have gone through a similar experience on Tuesday on UK Day of Reflection, a government initiative to look back on a year of corona.

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