Prince Harry’s publishers are eagerly anticipating a nomination for the 66th Annual Grammy Awards for his memoir, “Spare.”

Penguin Random House Audio, in a tweet on Wednesday, shared an image of the book cover with the caption, “For your Grammy consideration.”

The audiobook has gained immense popularity since its global release on January 10th, particularly due to Prince Harry’s candid revelations, such as his experience with frostbite on his private parts during a trek to the North Pole before Prince William and Catherine’s wedding in 2011.

Alongside the announcement of “Spare,” Penguin Random House also showcased other titles hoping for Grammy recognition.

These include Michelle Obama’s “The Light We Carry,” Bernie Sanders’ “It’s OK to be Angry About Capitalism,” and Arthur C. Brooks and Oprah Winfrey’s “Build the Life You Want.”

However, securing a nomination for Prince Harry’s memoir might prove to be a challenging feat.

Currently, Grammy voters are in the first round of voting, where they narrow down thousands of entries from record labels and publishers to determine the official nominees.

This round began on October 11th and will conclude on October 20th.

The final list of nominees for the 2024 Grammy Awards will be announced on November 10th.

Since its release, Prince Harry’s memoir has garnered attention, not only for its content but also for the controversy surrounding it.

Rumors suggest that Meghan is working closely with Grammy organizers to secure the award, especially after the couple faced disappointment at the Emmys.

Additionally, Meghan has mobilized her staff to generate virtual votes in support of “Spare.”

However, some critics view these efforts as manipulative and indicative of Meghan’s delusion and instability.

Following Penguin Random House’s tweet, numerous individuals expressed their opinions.

One comment sarcastically suggested giving the Grammy to the “Harkles” (Harry and Meghan), claiming that it would further discredit the awards.

Another person questioned whether the ghostwriter of the memoir would also receive an award, as it is widely known that Prince Harry utilized a ghostwriter for the book.

The fourth comment speculated that Penguin Random House’s promotion of “Spare” was a desperate attempt to generate sales, possibly due to lower-than-expected performance resulting from negative publicity.

Lastly, someone humorously pondered the cost of a Grammy, suggesting it may not be too high, just requiring Prince Harry to sacrifice his dignity.

As the anticipation builds for the 66th Annual Grammy Awards, Prince Harry’s memoir continues to captivate readers and stir conversations.

Whether it secures a nomination or not, “Spare” has undeniably made its mark in the literary and entertainment world, leaving readers eager for more insights into the life of the Duke of Sussex.