#per the afterward this is a fairytale drawn from the author's own queer romance

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Adorable romance between a disguised Count dressing as a man and the princess of the kingdom; humor, anachronisms, overcoming misunderstandings to find love, it's a good afternoon's read. The art is cute and expressive (although I wish there was a bit more diversity of character types; everyone is thin and beautiful and mid-twenties, even those who should clearly be a few decades older) But yeah, good fun for all of that.

#books #reading #reviews in brief #The Princess and the Grilled Cheese Sandwich #Deya Muniz #there's one not-thin character - the count's maid #who is 'chubby' by way of 'drawn with human proportions' #as opposed to 'shoujo fashion model' #and also looks the same age as everyone else despite raising the Count since childhood #also the only non-nobility character with any screentime #per the afterward this is a fairytale drawn from the author's own queer romance #so I'm giving it my most charitable readings