The Princess Bride by William Goldman is a comedic Fantasy book. In this story Buttercup fell in love with Westly. Westly dies and she vows to never love again. Prince Humperdink asks Buttercup to marry him. She tells him she will not love him and they get engaged. Shortly after Princess Buttercup gets kidnapped. Westly (her dead love) saves her. Reluctantly, she turns Westly in and continues as Princess. Westly and the Princess’s kidnappers crash the wedding and take the Princess with them. This book is an excellent example of true love, royalty, honor, revenge and happiness. I thought this book was a well made light hearted story which can be enjoyed by all. The story line was cute and fun as well. William Goldman the abridger of the story made comments throughout the book that were very enjoyable because of the humor and sarcasm they brought. I rate this book a 5 star. This book would be most enjoyed by older readers because of the length of the story, but plot wise it is appropriate for all ages.