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Where you can buy Duck! Rabbit! as Meghan Markle reads book to birthday boy Archie

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Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has shared an adorable video of baby Archie on his birthday. In the clip, which was shared on Save the Children’s UK Instagram account, she reads him Duck!

Rabbit! On the cover of the book is a sticker which says “Archie’s book club”, but it’s not known whether this will become an actual thing, or if it’s just a nice touch for his birthday.

The footage shows the tot smiling as he grips the pages of the story while Prince Harry chuckles in the background. The book, by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and illustrated by Tom Lichtenheld, playfully asks whether an image is a duck or a rabbit.

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