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Deb Miller, the Author of “Forget the Fairy Tale And Find Your Happiness” has written an intriguing, captivating, and thought-provoking in this unique memoir. The Genres for this book are Non-fiction, Memoir, Women’s Biographies, Marriage and Divorce, and Parenting. In this well-written book, Deb Miller uses the descriptions and short snippets of Disney Princesses as a motivator to her book, and it works well. “Once Upon a Time” is a great approach to her life story. This book reminds me of “The Paper Bag Princess” by Robert Munsch. “This story reverses the princess and dragon stereotype” Many feminists loved this book, as it shows the surprising roles of the Princess and the Prince. I love how Deb Miller vividly describes her marriages, her role as mother, and breadwinner. She discusses how time has changed the traditional role of the mother, who has to work, and can’t stay home watch the children,and cook, bake, and clean all day. Today all that has to fit in a busy schedule. Sometimes the “Prince” doesn’t meet the expectations of the Princess. The Author discusses the importance of self-worth, independence, ambition, love and hope. I highly recommend this memorable book!
