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Summary: ~~~This Book was great!!!~~~
Review: In this book, Mia tries to tell her boyfriend Kenny that she likes someone else instead of him. She has to make an introduction to Genovia soon and studying for finals before Christmas Vacation.
I will give you a clue--Mia does good on her final Algebra test. One part in this book is about Boris, which is very funny once you read it. I feel so sorry for Mia because she's always an industrious person ever since she found out that she was a princess of Genovia.
So I hope that I didn't give you TOO MANY details! I'm sorry if I did. So this book is great. I just can't wait until the Fourth Book in springtime!
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Summary: Princess Rules!
Review: Everyones favorite Princess is BACK in the hillarious third installment of The Princess Diaries series.Life was really starting to look better for Mia.Her mother was managing her pregnancy,she was doin OK in school,and now Mia FINALLY has a boyfriend.Better,right? Wrong.Now her mother's morning sickness is getting more frequent,and her best friend is trying to stage a walkout during her stepfather's class,right before finals.And,her boyfriend? Yeah,get this : she doesn't even like him.And now he has professed his love.In front of a third of the school.In front of Michael Moscovitz,Mia's true-love,who she is convinced only thinks of her as his little sister's best friend. And oh yeah,it looks like Michael has a girlfriend. AND,Mia has been recieving yellow roses which lead to thoughts of humor, mystery,angst,and disappointment.After a series of humilliating events,though,Mia finds out some things that lead to a greater maturity,and maybe even self-actualization. This was DEFINETLY the funniest of the series,and had me laughing out loud during my English class. A great read,with a great ending.Maybe Princess Mia's life really IS a fairy-tale . After all,she does find herself living "happily ever after."
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Summary: Not as good as the first two, but still a great read!
Review: "Princess In Love" is the third volume to Meg Cabot's "The Princess Diaries" series. In this one, it is mearely a few months after our heroine, Mia Thermopolis, found out she is princess and heir to the throne of the small European country, Genovia. Her mom and algebra teacher are married and expecting. Also, Mia's grandmother expects Mia to take a trip to Genovia and make a speech to the citizians talking about how she will not let her country down. She also has final exams to worry about. And she FINALLY has a boyfriend--her bio partner, Kenny--and he loves her but the problem is, is that Mia does not love him back! Mia likes Kenny has a friend, but she does not have strong passionate feelings for him. She is also worried that if she breaks up with Kenny before the school's big winter dance before Christmas, then she won't have a date to the dance and she will be the only girl without one. Also, Mia's long-time secret love, Michael--her best friend, Lilly's, older brother--seems to have a girlfriend. Now Mia is determined to pass all of her exams, break up with Kenny, go through her princess lessons with Grandmere, AND show Michael how she really feels about him all before she has to leave for Genovia!One thing I have to say about "Princess In Love" was that it was more of a romantic story rather than a comedy...which is what I always thought "The Princess Diaries" series was supposed to be. Still a great fun read and some laughs, but not as many as the first two. I suppose the next book will be about Mia's trip to Genovia and what happens to her there. I hope the next volumes in "The Princess Diaries" series will be better than this one. I still enjoyed this third volume very much, but it just didn't have the same formula as the first two. But if you are a fan of "The Princess Diaries" series, then this is still a must have and must read! Final Grade: B+
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Summary: A modern-day princess fairy tale
Review: What can I say about this book? Lots! Firstly, let me tell you, it is only once in awhile that "diary books" are as good as this one. I usually find that with others they tend to drone on about nothing and can never fully capture the essence of events. However, Princess in Love is a perfect portrayal of any teen going through changes. Written in Meg Cabot's style, that being of witty humor (yet not overdone sarcasm) and heartwarming moments, the Princess Diaries' 3rd volume is, in my opinion, the best of the trilogy. Mia is an inspiring character, but I could relate to her embarrassing moments and her shaky self-esteem. Although she is a famous princess who appears to have it all, Mia very rarely feels completely secure about herself, and ends up using her brain--not her looks--to save the day.
I give this book 5 stars for its originality, inspiration and good old sentiment.
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Summary: Best of all three!
Review: So far, book three is the best, in my opinion. I loved how everything ties up at the end. It's perfect. What happens when Mia is with the wrong guy? She doesn't want to hurt his feelings, b/c she's in love with Michael! This book is awesome. I am waiting for book 4 to come out.."Princess in Waiting.." they don't have it at Amazon yet, but I'm reserving a copy at my bookstore! About this book, it was really great, and I own all three now. I loved this book more than 1 and 2...It seems as if Cabot's writing is improving by the book. I here there is going to be 8 books in the series! Can't wait!
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Summary: OMG SO GOOOD
Review: I was so obsessed with this book for about 2 months. i retyped the whole book on a laptop, wrote it down by hand; its every girls fantasy love story: i would also like to say that the movie was a complete rip off to the book!
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Summary: A Princess in Love means a Princess in Trouble
Review: Yet again, Mia Thermopolis is met with matters of the heart. She talks about Kenny--her like for him that doesn't blossom into a love. She continues to obsess about Michael Moscovitz and tries to keep her feelings sheltered from her best friend Lilly, who also happens to be Michael's sister. She finally can't keep her crush in any longer and tells someone about it. (I bet you can guess who it is.) With this, her mother's pregnancy, a trip to Genovia, and the Winter Denominational Dance all coming soon, no wonder Mia's feeling pressured. This book focuses less on Mia's family problems and more on her personal problems. It drags a little, since it is centered so much on Kenny and Michael. But it still has the same quirky touches, like the hilarious lists and amusing turns. The ending is predictable, but that's what a princess story is all about, isn't it? I gave it 4 stars because the book did get a little boring, but Meg Cabot is so witty that it keeps you reading to the end.
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Summary: Ooooooo...my.
Review: My mother and I were at the mall for my birthday, and I just happened to see this book at a random book store, and I thought to myself, "Wow! I haven't read that one yet." So lo and behold...it was my birthday, my mother had a credit card, and I wanted a book. (If you didn't catch on...we bought the book.) And, am I happy? Yes...I am. Mia is back, yes she is. And she's in love. With a one Michael (I always think Mouscovitz) Moscovitz. Problem is, she's already got a boyfriend. Kenny's cool. He's funny, he's sweet, he isn't bad looking, but...he's not Michael. Mia has a problem, and Mia will fix it in her own Miaish way. Laughs all around (I know I had my fair share of them...my stomach hurts). And I only put it down TWICE while I was reading it. I mean, really, how often do you NOT put down a book once you pick it up. I recommend it, and it's prequels. Good stuff!
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Summary: princess in love
Review: I loved this book it's the best book i have ever read and all i can say is i really really hope theres a book 4 coming soon
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Summary: Is kissing still gross if it's with someone you love?
Review: It's winter time, Mia is only a few weeks from traveling to Genovia with her father and Grandmere, and until the trip she's busy getting ready for finals and the winter festival and dance with Kenny. Only, Kenny, the boyfriend she has on her "to do" list to break up with, hasn't yet asked her to the dance. Mia doesn't want to hurt Kenny's feelings, and she comes up with a list of excuses why she CAN'T break up with him... so, will she ever? After all, Michael (her best friend Lilly's older brother) seems to have found a very intelligent girlfriend, so how will he ever notice Mia's adoration? And even if he might notice, how can Mia get up enough courage to tell him how she feels? It's her friend, Tina, who helps Mia come up with a plan. And Tina is the one Mia asks about the fine art of kissing and how to make sure it's NOT gross! Concerning other issues, HOW is Mia ever going to pass Algebra, forgive her Grandmere for a sneaky slight (read the book to find out what it is) that causes countless criticisms from Mia's classmates, or put that snotty Lana in her place? Read the book and find out!
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