It's Valentines Day, and call me sentimental, but it's one of my favorite holidays.
There are the obvious reasons: it's an excuse to wear red and pink together, eat chocolate for breakfast, and maybe receive your favorite flowers. But also, it's my time to indulge in some embarrassingly romance novels.
If you think about it, my love for romance novels probably just stems from my unnatural obsession with fairy tales as a little girl. I know many a woman who secretly harbors a desire for Prince Charming to show up on his white steed and rescue her (probably from a stack of paperwork and the incessant ringing phone--if she's anything like myself).
In the Princess and the Packet of Frozen Peas, Prince Charming comes in the form of Prince Henrik, a sporty, outdoorsy kind of guy. And like most of us, he just wants to find someone that loves him for him, not for his fancy title and crown.