This book was a total shocker. Not at all what I expected and at first I want sure if I was going to actually finish it but I'm very glad I did. Review to follow soon! 
 First, let me say that I probably never would have read this book without Stephanie Perkins' tweet about it. I automatically added it to my to-read pile bc she always recommends good books even though it not usually something I'd read. Second, I fell in love with the cover. I'm a girly-girl, okay? Sucker for pretty dresses! And lastly, as soon as I read that there was a prince involved I had to read it. You see I've been looking for a "Real-Prince-falls-in-love-with-common-girl-blah-blah" for a few weeks now. (It might have to do with the whole Prince & Me movie I finally watched haha) 
 Anyways, let me tell you: once i started reading the actual book I did not think I'd finish it. It was completely misleading. The summary say that the dresses Tom Kelly makes "transform" her it LITERALLY mean it's "transforms her" like into a new person. Y'all don't understand how confused I was reading the first few chapters! And the whole cell phone ringing part? I don't even think I understood it lol but I'm very glad I continued on and finished it. 
 There were some parts I found ridiculous and felt the story could have done without: the cursing, and some characters were insane. The cursing was over the top and waay to absurd to actually be said. But whatever floats your boat, you know? I just think Roche could have done without the insane foul mouth. 
 Anyways, let's get on to Prince Gregory. Sometimes I was annoyed at the obvious parallels there were to the *actual* British Royals. (But I am ALWAYS annoyed when their are complete parallels in lit and in real life. I just don't give it much idea) but Gregory was sweet as he was funny. I have obviously never met a British Prince but I never expected him to be as funny and sarcastic as PG. sometimes the love he had for Rebecca was odd bc I felt like they fell in love all of a sudden and he was in love with her beauty but it sort of added to Becky's decision. 
 In the end, a lot of the magic is still sort of iunsolved but it didn't bother me as much as it did in the beginning. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and encourage readers to give it a try.