I just finished this book:
It's a wonderfully delicious book. I had read it my freshman year (in college) and loved it. I decided it was time to refresh, and I'm so glad I did. It's a super easy read (I read it in about 3 hours. At work. Yeah.) It's not the typical princess story in some ways, but it still has all those delicious aspects of a princess book I love. The same aspects that make the Goose Girl so delightful.
Amethyst, or Amy, is the seventh princess and destined to be beautiful and extraordinary like her six sisters. A fairy comes during her christening and gives her the gift of being ordinary. And she is a wonderful little ordinary princess, with freckles and an upturned nose, tan skin, callused hands (due to sneaking out into the forest at night and climbing trees) and mouse-colored hair. And, in the way of all princess books, there is a delightful surprise at the end of the story (though you can probably guess what it is). I will not tell. Read it and love it.
OOOOOOHHHHHH how I wish I could go home. Seriously.

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