Rating: 
Summary: (This book seserves 4.5 stars)
Review: Meg Cabot continues her Princess Diaries series with another highly amusing, highly entertaining story. In this volume, Mia
Thermopolis is battling with preparations for her first meeting with the people of Genovia, her mother's pregnancy, the fact that she does NOT love her boyfriend, and that the guy she does love doesn't seem to feel the same way. It doesn't exactly help that Mia's best friend Lilly feels that the "administration of Albert Einstein High is out to get her", which causes Mia do do something she rather wouldn't have, and that Mia has to worry about finals.
As far as Mia is concerned, life is totally unfair.
But she soons finds out that there are going to be many surprises this holiday season, and that she is going to have a hilarious time in the process of uncovering them!
Once again, Meg Cabot has created a fun, enjoyable story about a freshman whos life is a little on the hectic side. The main reason I didn't give this book five stars was that the plot did not have as many big twists as in the other two books. But I still suggest that any fan of this series read it, and those of you who aren't familiar with Mia might want to try reading the series too.
Rating: 
Summary: Princess hit's the top of the chart
Review: This book was too good, I am a major fan of the series , and this was very good. I read it in a day (like all the otheres) and was so happy with it I just smilied through the rest of the day,it now only to wait for the next book, Princes In Waiting. Meg is a really good writer I can't wait until her next series American Girl comes out... I started off with this series by seeing the movie and loving it, so then I begged for some money and went out and got it. The movie actually make some sense know , it's like they had all three books in it so far. But anyways Mia's dilima in this book is that she has a boyfriend Kenny, who is really nice and kind and is everything a good boyfriend should be . But Mia only likes him as a FRIEND not as a BOYFRIEND. Thats because she's in love with Lilly's brother Michal. And so she goes the whole book trying to study for Finals, trying break -up with Kenny and trying to live the rest of her life with her heart broken because Michal doesn't like her, maybe ;). This really worth reading I had the book then it started going around the school and a lot of people read it and were commenting on how good it was. Well I hope you like it, it's well worth the money.
Rating:
Summary: A very good one but.....
Review: I loved Princess in Love, but it does have some down qualities. All of the other books I finished in a couple of days because I couldn't bear to stop reading. This one took me about a moneth. The storyline gets a little dull after a while and it seems like Meg Cabot took to long to get to the main part of the book. Still, the ending was definately worth the waiting.
Rating:
Summary: More of the same, only better...
Review: If you've read the last few books in the series, then that's basically what to expect from this newest one, the same kind of stuff - only much more complicated this time. This time around we learn that Mia's mom is pregnant with her Algebra teacher's baby, which adds a whole new twist to Mia's life..she'll have a new step-sibling soon! As she prepares for finals, she struggles with having a boyfriend that she doesn't even want (much less like very much), while still trying to pursue Michael, her best friend Lilly's older brother (who is heading off to college next year). In this book, Michael has a new girlfriend, who Mia feels that she just can't measure up to - especially considering that this new girlfriend can clone fruit flies! As if that wasn't enough, Mia still has to attend princess lessons with Grandmere, to prepare for her upcoming visit to Genovia, to meet the public during her Christmas break. This was definitely my favorite book of the series so far and the ending alone makes the book worth buying - even in hard cover. I'll be watching for the next book in the series, Princess in Waiting which hits stores April 2003. Can't wait!
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Summary: Mia's Back and In Love!
Review: Princess in Love, the third volume of the hilarious series written by Meg Cabot, is mainly about the everyday life of Princess Amelia Thermopolis. Mia states how her daily life is in great detail through her diary, starting from her unbelievable princess-in-training lessons with her Grandmere, queen of Genovia, to how she deals with life as a teenager in Manhattan. In this particular volume, Mia finds herself growing further away from her unwanted boyfriend, Kenny, and into the arms of her all time crush, Michael (who coincidently is her best friend's brother). Aside from these problems she has to face and find solutions to, she has to deal with her mother being pregnant with her algebra teacher's baby, her fashion designer cousin from Genovia who can only pronounce the first syllable of a word, and to overcome her fears of talking in front of 50,000 Genovians. Cabot has given this book a terrific storyline in addition to the previous ones, and I truly recommend this "diary" for everyone to read and enjoy.
As I have mentioned before, this story is downright funny. Every event that occurs is simply hilarious and I can't do much but giggle at Mia's character. My favorite moments of the book are mainly when Sebastiano, her Genovian cousin, does his best to speak in English, but in the end, he can only pronounce the beginning of each word. Another great part towards the end of the book is when Mia finally gets her wish at the winter carnival. Of course, I shouldn't mention the perfect ending, just to spoil other readers' eagerness to find out.
It's not just the comedies of this book that make it enjoyable, but the events that Mia has to face. Her life was turned upside down in just one day, the day she found out that she was a princess of an actual country. It could be a dream come true for anyone else, but to her, it was a disaster. Although Mia is a fictional character, her situations faced at school are like any regular teenager's, and to me, I find it fun to read in a teenager's point of view. I want to find out her feelings, and how she deals with her problems. After reading this volume, I can't wait to find out what happens in book 4!
Rating:
Summary: Good book....Great ending!
Review: "Princess in Love" by Meg Cabot has been my favorite in the princess diaries series so far. I can totally relate to Mia. Being a teenager and having so many worries and troubles. She loves Michael her best friend, Lily's older brother. Most girls i think can relate to this. All of us have that one secret crush that we are just hoping will like us back. There was only one problem in this book. It seemed that in the middle of the book Meg Cabot ran out of things to write so she stalled untill the end with useless random information. The end was worth it though! It was great!!! I'm not going to give it away but if you read this book, there is no possible way you couldnt like it!! I totally encourage girls everywhere to read it! It will teach you not to give up, and to keep on trying. If you do you will definatly acheive your goal, wish, or dream!
Rating:
Summary: Great!
Review: This was a great introduction to the fifth book which i have yet to buy. I loved how Cabot made how Mia was thinking about Micheal all the tim really real. It seemed very realistic to me.
Rating:
Summary: Very Nice and Cute
Review: I really enjoyed this book, and how Mia can't stop talking about her guy. It's a very cute book and I ALWAYS enjoy the Princess diaries books! I recommend you read it!
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Summary: Audrey from Richview Middle School
Review: Mia Thermopolis is the most important character; she is dating a guy named Kenny, who is also a very important character. Mia is not in "love" with Kenny, but is in love with her best friend Lilly's brother Michael Moscovitz. Michael hangs out with a girl named Judith Gershner, who can clone fruit flies. Mia thinks that Judith is better than her. At the fair for Albert Einstein High Scholl, Michael admits he has loved Mia for a very long time. The story ends with Mia getting her first french-kiss from her one true love, Michael Moscovitz. I liked this book because it shows how a real teenager acts and feels. The book was very exciting, filled with twists that changed the whole story. The end of the book made the story twice as good.
Rating:
Summary: I loved it!
Review: Any teenager will relate to the feelings of Mia. It was adorable, and made us gaze off into our own daydreams of the day when we find our prince!
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