the princess saves herself in this one series

'15 Books You'll Want To Read Over And Over Again' (Zoraida CÃ³rdova, Bustle) 'The perfect poetry opener for any fairytale lover and feminist.' (Kerri Jarema, Bustle) 'Similar in style-written in straightforward and uncomplicated verse, and content-grappling with themes of female power, love and loss, failure and redemption, pain and healing, poet Amanda Lovelace's The Princess Saves Herself in this One is similar to Kaur's Milk and Honey in another way as well: both books were self-published before going completely viral among readers.' (E. 'This is the book to read if you are on the path to writing your own ending and finding yourself, even when the road to accomplishment is rocky.' (Dominique Etzel, Alloy) (So.all of us.)' (Abigail Yonker, The Everygirl) '.Amanda Lovelace dives into the topics of modern feminism and empowerment.Read if you've ever thought about love, loss, who you are, and what you want. 'As a whole, the collection acts as a tribute to all women who have ever needed a boost of empowerment and inspiration.' (Madison Breaux, V Magazine) I’ll be picking up Lovelace’s second book soon, and reading that as well.'It blends fairy tale lore with real-life musings for a beautiful result.' (Lindsay E. I really enjoyed reading The Princess Saves Herself in This One, and I think most of you will too.

I think you need to have an open mind, and an ability to read subject matter that isn’t always kind there is a trigger warning list before this book begins, and I highly recommend you read that before diving right in. I don’t think you need to like poetry to fall in love with this book. Reading about women overcoming obstacles is always fantastic, but reading this, a book about a real woman who truly had to fight her demons to become herself, was inspiring beyond belief. This is the story of a woman coming to realize her power and abilities, despite what has happened. It is a heavy book for one so brief and filled with poems, but it’s incredible. This is a book of poetry that follows our author through multiple hurdles in quite early stages of her life, dealing with boys, relationships, and death. I picked up The Princess Saves Herself in This One by Amanda Lovelace not knowing what exactly was in store, but I’m glad I checked it out. But sometimes, I need a little dose of nonfiction a moment to live in someone else’s story. It’s my favorite genre, and is usually easiest for me to read, because escaping into books can be truly wonderful.

The princess saves herself in this one series