Princess in Love (The Princess Diaries, Vol. 3)

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Summary: Entertainment goes on!
Review: 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...

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Summary: THIS BOOK IS AWESOME!
Review: This book has all the things you need if you are into romance and comedy. Mia's hilarious diary entries are sure to make you laugh and are really entertaining.

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Summary: Fun and Great Read
Review: This plot again, goes along with the first book. This is a very funny book, and this time, Mia has a boyfriend, which she has been waiting for her whole life! But the thing is: She doesn't like him. Mia is really secretly in love with her best friend's big brother. It didn't take me long to read this book, or any of the other ones, in fact, because it was so good. Any girl would probably like it! These books are way better than the (2) movies that were made.

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Summary: Will Mia ever dump kenny ? Dose Micheal even like her?
Review: Very fun read for teens. Mia is a great character and it's just a fun story.

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Summary: My favorite so far
Review: Okay, I'll admit that maybe I am a little old (23) for teenage girls' books... but Meg Cabot has a way of writing that is appealing to the girl in all of us! I couldn't help but smile throughout this entire book. I recently read Volumes I, II, and IV, and this is by far my favorite. Cabot is right on the money about the thoughts and emotions that teenage girls have.. liking a boy vs. wondering if he likes you.. etc. I can remember having those exact same feelings in high school. The whole Kenny/Boris incident is hilarious, and as ever, Cabot's references to pop culture are revealing and witty. Her humor is uplifting and right in touch with American culture.
Princess in Love is, in particular, well crafted, much more so than the others. It had a flow to it that I found appealing. Cabot is an expert at plot weaving, while also remaining true to portraying everything from Mia's perspective. A+++