In fact, I've read it twice so far, and I imagine I will read it periodically when my spirits need a lift. I discovered this book quite by accident and am so glad that I did. If you love England (particularly London), or have a fascination with royalty, you must read this book. But even if you don't, the author (really, the main character, given this is a memoir -- but it reads like a zany chicklit novel) is very appealing and writes extremely well, which makes for a very winning combination. Really, you can't lose. If you think you'd like a combination of Helen Fielding, Jane Austen and Jilly Cooper (three of my favourite observers of English life), get this. It will be perfect to read over the holidays or while on vacation.

A fabulous & care-free read if you are in the mood for some summertime fun. Jerramy Fine's captivating recollections will bring you into her royal adventure from start to finish. Her hilarious antics during her quest to find her prince will lift your spirits and remind you of the dreams that are carried in the little girl within all of us.

Absolutely loved the book. Great read for young women with aspiring dreams. Definitely explains a lot of what young women go through today . I was able to relate in many ways. This book inspires me to go for my dreams regardless of what obstacles may jump in my way. The boy drama and heart ache expressed by Jerramy is something all girls experience, but her strength to keep her dreams first and keep going, knowing that she will one day find her prince, is very encouraging and motivational. "Happiness always finds us when we follow our dreams."

Jerramy Fine's voice is immediately charming. Her memoir is entertaining, sincere and at times, hilariously funny. This book makes you remember what it felt like to watch Disney movies as a child; did they have such a profound effect on the rest of us? Fine's quest to marry her Prince Charming makes us laugh and creates tension, but most importantly, it makes us root for the underdog. We want her to succeed in her royal quest and find happiness in her own life. "Someday..." is a light read, but very enjoyable and Jerramy Fine seems like a fascinating person who I'd like to meet.