Cute self help type of book with a fairytale theme. I was happy with this book and it was a good read.

This book was so not what I was expecting.From the title and the blurb,I expected it to be a fairy-tale re-telling,like so many others,maybe in novella form.I was not prepared for a self-help book.And I have stopped reading those,since they never worked for me and unnecessarily got me hyped up.And plus I've never even been on a date yet,so I doubt that I need relationship advice.But I found it quite amusing,reading about our heroine of the story a.k.a the princess, and her love issues.But I think that it would be perfect for drama queens and teenage girls with love issues and help to boost their self-confidence,as well as a wonderful quick read.But it's definitely not for me.I prefer a bit lengthier book which actually has a story.Just to be on the safe side,I'd recommend it as a borrow-from-friend material.

I went into reading this book thinking, how could a 40 page book tell a whole story? Well, it did. I was pleasantly surprised. There's a bit of humor that I thought was fun. And the conclusion is what every woman needs to hear!

Due to a glitch with the book file, I was unable to read this book. I regret that I am unable to give a further review.

If you love fairy tales of any kind, this one is definitely for you! While there were some issues in terms of the ending and development of some of the characters, overall it was really cute and fun. I saw someone describe it as a "self-help fairytale", and I couldn't agree more. It challenge some fairytale stereotypes, and was overall a pleasant read.

A very short, simple fairy tale bordering on outlandish and silly. It had a strange mix of fantasy/olden times of carriages, and modern time with cartons of ice cream. But the message was to the point: whatever you’re looking for (a perfect suitor, a perfect life) you can find it if you look inside yourself and realize you have everything you need, and you don’t need someone or something else to complete you.

A quick self-help fairy tale about discovering who you are and learning to accept it. It's a cute story with an old-time setting and modern language.

A free copy given in exchange for an honest review.

A quick (40 page) story about finding self confidence to go get your own happily ever after.

A great message for younger readers, especially those with a short attention span.