Capt Sir Tom Moore’s daughter sells just ONE copy a day of her book about grief as she’s accused of ‘profiting again’

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THE daughter of Covid hero Capt Sir Tom Moore has sold just one copy a day of her new book.

Hannah Ingram-Moore’s tome about grief is at 130,000 in the Amazon sales charts.

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Capt Sir Tom Moore with his daughter Hannah and grandchildren Benji and Georgia[/caption]

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Hannah’s tome about grief is at 130,000 in the Amazon sales charts[/caption]

The 54-year-old released the £8.99 self-help book, called Grief: Public Face Private Loss, on ­Amazon this month.

But online sales calculator sites estimate she has only shifted between one and two copies a day.

Mrs Ingram-Moore lost her mother to a degenerative brain disease.

Her father Captain Tom died aged 100 in 2021.

His lockdown walks raised £38million for NHS charities.

But Mrs Ingram-Moore and her family pocketed £1.5million from a previous book deal and gave none to her father’s good cause.

A Charity Commission report said she and husband Colin had misled the public by benefitting personally.

Online reviewers have referred to that when posting their thoughts on the 144-page book.

One accused her of “parading her elderly father around for profit again”.

Another called it “another excuse to make money”.

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And a third said she should stay out of the public eye and keep quiet”.

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The 54-year-old released the £8.99 self-help book, called Grief: Public Face Private Loss, on ­Amazon this month[/caption]