"Despite being taught to believe in princes on white horses saving the day, Deb Miller manages to teach herself (and her readers) to ride her own horse. With character and strength, Deb breaks out of tired traditions while embracing a very important one: motherhood. An inspiring read!”—Brenda Chapman, writer/director of Disney Pixar’s Brave

"Pure magic! Deb Miller's story is proof that we live our best lives when we refuse to settle for less than we deserve. Inspiring and powerful; every woman should read this."—Jill Zarin, author, entrepreneur, and original cast member of The Real Housewives of New York City

“Forget the Fairy Tale and Find Your Happiness urges women to question, challenge, and ultimately transcend the fairytales that have long dictated women’s lives.”— Readers' Favorite, 5-star review

“In Miller’s inspiring account of finding happiness outside of societal expectations, she reminds readers—and herself—that ‘my happiness is up to me.’”—BookLife Reviews

“Forget the Fairy Tale & Find Your Happiness is a hopeful memoir about claiming ownership over one’s life.”—Forward Clarion Reviews

“With humor, heart, and a keen eye for cultural commentary, Miller’s narrative shines as a beacon for those embracing life’s complexities and chasing authentic joy.”—Kristina Amelong, author of What My Brother Knew, A Memoir

“For anyone who has struggled in a dysfunctional relationship, Deb Miller’s memoir offers hope. Even if you’ve tried more times than you can count to extricate yourself, it is still possible to break free from outmoded expectations and discover your true identity. A passionate and engaging read.”—Jude Berman, author of The Die and The Vow

“Beautifully told, Deb Miller’s story illustrates the shift from dependence to strength and self-reliance. It offers an entertaining and thought-provoking reflection on how societal expectations shape both fictional princesses and real women. I highly recommend this captivating read.”—Jelaine Lombardi, author of Running Around Naked: A Memoir

“Written with honesty, depth, and courage, Deb Miller's engaging memoir is a cautionary tale for all ages. Many readers will identify with her struggle against the pervasive pull of cultural expectation and be inspired to chart their own life's path.”—Dianne Ebertt Beeaff, author of Infinite Paradise, Witnessing the Wild

“Brilliantly weaving her own courageous story with those of fairytale princesses, Miller cleverly winds through decades of pain, joy, heartbreak and healing. I could not put down this glorious memoir.”—Marty Ross-Dolen, author of Always There, Always Gone

“Although women have come a long way, they still need to hear the wisdom in Miller’s story: be the CEO of your own life.”—Bonnie Comfort, author of Staying Married is the Hardest Part