This girl has a mind of her own, and that's the best part. She was hurt, pulled herself up by the boot straps, moved on, and refused to be the pawn in someone's love game. For that, I love America. 
 The world building is not great, but the relationship building between America and the Prince was lovely, natural, and believable. And it's still not finished in this text. 
 I hadn't wanted to read this, but I'm glad I gave it a shot for myself. I'm not even a princess fan; that was in middle school. 
 This was exceptionally light reading, which may deter readers looking for some substance, but I actually enjoyed it. Good for youngsters I'd say. 
 EDIT: I removed a star, because it belongs to Hayao Miyazaki; almost the whole time I imagined the Selection world as one of his films' worlds, and America had a distinctive voice actress in my mind from them. So I mailed Miyazaki the extra star. :)