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but where this was gorgeously pretty in terms of art style, it was a bit messy in its story and the messages it eventually portrays. and that, honestly, was a pity. i think it’s just a tad too short for all the concepts it’s trying to cover. i do wish this book was longer, because it felt like a nonstop marathon of events happening, and it would have been nice to just slow down a little. the ending was incredibly cheesy, and while i couldn't help but cringe at times, i'm happy with the way things ended.the gist of it is simply that i’ve seen other children’s media do these sorts of topics better, and i think i am allowed some expectations. Join Sadie and Amira, two very different princesses with very different strengths, on their journey to figure out what happily ever after really means — and how they can find it with each other.”

I really love the lgbt representation in it, I love the friendship, and writing, and this author has teared a hole in my heart that can not be healed, because I can't believe it is actually the end of this series:( I'm actually crying, this is the worst night of my life. To think I actually finished the Rosewood Chronicles series is crazy! To me! The characters have grown and developed, both as individuals and in terms of their relationships which helped push this book towards YA, but it does still feel as though it falls on the younger end of the scale and more towards middle grade.The novel opens with Lottie, Ellie and Jamie on their separate paths. Lottie, in particular, is most torn between the shattered pieces of her friendships with Ellie and Jamie and desperate to reunite them and save them from themselves. Belonging and finding yourself is an important theme of EVER AFTER and it serves the story well. She starts to lose faith in fairy tales and her famous mantra: I will be kind, I will be brave, I will be unstoppable. Jamie, too, has soul-searching to do with regards to his heritage and legacy. Ellie, meanwhile, goes through the meat grinder of character development, which is both gratifying and saddening to see, especially since PRINCESS AT HEART recycled much of Ellie's storyline; Glynn takes her to the absolute extremes here, in a quest to become the princess her family, and her country, always wanted. Each of the trio go through a rollercoaster of emotions, culminating in a satisfying arc of growth.