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Jerramy Sage Fine tells the real‑life tale of a small‑town girl who, from a young age, saw herself destined to marry an English prince. Growing up with hippie parents in a rodeo‑loving farm town, Jerramy spent her childhood writing love letters to the royal family and later journeyed to London to test her destiny. Along the way she navigated English social circles, met members of the royal family, and faced the challenges of living abroad. The story blends humor with heartwarming moments about following one’s dreams.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Autobiography
Authors: Jerramy Sage Fine
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