I loved it. It’s very descriptive on the scene so you can visualize it all. I didn’t know what to expect but it worked. The ending could be a bit more, but overall still a great book to read! It was a fast read but enjoyed every bits of it.

When Fairytales Go Very, Very Wrong
Princess Mommy looks like a bedtime story but reads like a slow-burn nightmare that creeps into your brain and refuses to leave.

Princess Mommy is a deeply unsettling psychological horror novel told through the fragile lens of a child who believes she lives inside a fairytale. Five year old Lillie sees her parents as storybook figures, with her father spinning gentle fantasies to protect her from a home life that is far darker than she can understand. As the cracks in that fantasy widen, the story becomes increasingly disturbing, blending innocence with dread in a way that quietly creeps under your skin. I really enjoyed how the book made me feel constantly uneasy without relying on cheap scares, and how the child’s perspective made everything more haunting and emotionally heavy long after I finished reading

Fairytales are not supposed to make your stomach twist but this one absolutely did. I was pulled in right away by little Lillie’s sweet voice and the way her world feels magical until you realize how wrong everything really is. I could not stop reading as the story slowly peeled back the lies and showed how terrifying love can become when it turns into control. This book messed with my head in the best way and I loved how it stayed creepy without trying too hard, making me feel like something bad was always lurking just out of sight. If you like horror that sneaks up on you instead of jumping out at you, this one is worth it 🖤👑