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Princess in Love The Princess Diaries Vol 3 Meg Cabot Books

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Princess in Love The Princess Diaries Vol 3 Meg Cabot Books

What a great series! Mia is a socially concious, vegetarian teen with all the trials of being a teenager. While she's not very popular and not very pretty, she has every girl's fantasy as her own reality: she's a princess. The best part of these books is that through Mia's eyes we can see what a pain in the butt being famous royalty must be! In the past two books Ms. Cabot dealt with Mia's discovery that she was a princess, her Grandmother's "Princess Lessons", her Mother's pregnancy and subsequent marriage to Mia's Algebra teacher and Mia's settling into her role in the spotlight. In this book we get to see how Mia deals with her "love life". Mia's comments on life are witty and touching. Also, this is NOT a book that talks down to teen-age readers. All the situations (besides that of Mia being a princess from some small unkown country) are realistic and this book depicts rather accuarately what it's like to be in High School and how to survive it! I laughed out loud a lot and could see the funnier side of some of my own high school traumas.

Ms. Cabot writes these books as though they are actually Mia's diaries which can sometimes be very distracting. There are often "homework" assignments and other things written at the bottoms of pages which I could have done without. So for that I took a star off of my rating. Still, I definately reccomend these books not just for the 12-15 range, but for us older people as well. They are well written and just plain fun to read. And they each leave you wanting more. I can't wait to get my hands on the next installment in Mia's new life as a princess!


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Princess in Love The Princess Diaries Vol 3 Meg Cabot Books Reviews

It's just a really cute story, & relatable. I'm glad I picked this up. I'm also sorry my review won't be as complete because I'm too anxious to get to the next book.
my fiance loved this so much great addition to her collection
I loved the ending!!! The book was very straightforward with the characters and the problems. I liked the funny parts most. Great book and great series!
Fun to read. I liked the parts when Mia realizes something and uses it to make a good decision. Motivational. Cute. However, I found few personal opinions of the author that can be a bad influence on teens.
I've read all the previous books in the 'Princess Diaries' series and this one wasn't a disappointment, quality-wise. The plot was strong and I applaud Meg Cabot for not making the romantic subplot too corny. I will say that the ending is a bit unrealistic and I'm somewhat suspicious of the guy she ends up with...but I won't elaborate further because it'd spoil the ending. So read it for yourself and maybe you'll get what I'm talking about. It's a funny book, something I could bring andread at my high school without being embarassed.
Princess Mia finally gets what she wanted, a boyfriend! But is this guy the guy that Mia has long to have? When she found out that she is deeply in love with someone else, she wanted to break up with her current boyfriend, but afraid to break his heart, and the rest of the book describe her daydreaming (once again) about the guy that she is deeply in love with, but can't force any actions, because of you know what...

But I can tell you it has a happy ending! But I thought that's not enough...
This is a fun entertaining read, I had no idea this was a book series as well as a movie, it is written like a diary. Not difficult in any way, enjoyable though.
What a great series! Mia is a socially concious, vegetarian teen with all the trials of being a teenager. While she's not very popular and not very pretty, she has every girl's fantasy as her own reality she's a princess. The best part of these books is that through Mia's eyes we can see what a pain in the butt being famous royalty must be! In the past two books Ms. Cabot dealt with Mia's discovery that she was a princess, her Grandmother's "Princess Lessons", her Mother's pregnancy and subsequent marriage to Mia's Algebra teacher and Mia's settling into her role in the spotlight. In this book we get to see how Mia deals with her "love life". Mia's comments on life are witty and touching. Also, this is NOT a book that talks down to teen-age readers. All the situations (besides that of Mia being a princess from some small unkown country) are realistic and this book depicts rather accuarately what it's like to be in High School and how to survive it! I laughed out loud a lot and could see the funnier side of some of my own high school traumas.

Ms. Cabot writes these books as though they are actually Mia's diaries which can sometimes be very distracting. There are often "homework" assignments and other things written at the bottoms of pages which I could have done without. So for that I took a star off of my rating. Still, I definately reccomend these books not just for the 12-15 range, but for us older people as well. They are well written and just plain fun to read. And they each leave you wanting more. I can't wait to get my hands on the next installment in Mia's new life as a princess!