No "Spare" copies of Prince Harry's memoir at Central Ohio libraries

If you're just wild about Harry, you are far from alone.

• Libraries across the country are seeing major demand for Prince Harry's new memoir, "Spare."

Driving the news: The Duke of Sussex's hotly anticipated book has been selling like hotcakes since its release a week ago.

• Publisher Random House printed 2.5 million hardcover copies for North America alone, Axios' Hope King writes.

Yes, but: Good luck snagging a loaner copy any time soon.

• There were around 1,941 holds on 550 copies between the 23 Columbus Metropolitan Library branches as of yesterday.
• In addition, there were 344 holds on 35 audiobooks and 240 holds on the 73 large print copies.

Of note: While waiting for your coveted copy, the library suggests a few other titles to delve into the inner workings of the British royal family.