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The last EVER instalment of the million-selling memoirs of Princess Mia. The Princess Diaries have reached their tenth – and final – episode!
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Mia is about to turn eighteen and has decided to put down her princess pen for good. This is your one and only chance to find out how it all ends – including the answers to hotter than hot questions like: Is the practically perfect J.P. the real love of Mia’s life? Will an election in Genovia mean the end of princessdom for Mia? Is she REALLY the last virgin at Albert Einstein High? And finally, crucially, will Michael Moscovitz return from Japan and make a last-minute romantic gesture just in time to save our heroine from making a VERY big mistake??? You have so got to read the book!
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
this book is the tenth and final book in the princess diaries series, if you have been following the series already there is no doubt you will enjoy this. If you haven't read the previous books i would definately reccomend them as they are funny, down to earth and likeable. The main character Mia left us with an unhappy ending in the ninth book and we join her again in the tenth which is meant to be set two years after the ninth. She is unhappy in her relationship with J.P, her ex Michael has just moved back from Japan, she also has to deal with turning eighteen and helping her father win an election. It all sounds very complicated-not forgetting Mia wants to loose her virginity before graduation! As this is the last book, the real question is: will Mia manage to pull together and finally get the happy ending she deserves? I couldn't put this down, definately 10/10
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed this book. I'm the kind of person that has to finish a series once they've started it, so I've been reading the Princess Diaries series since I was eleven (2002) and have borrowed the last four books from friends or the library as I nearly lost interest around #6. In the final book, Mia has matured significantly. She does worry about things, but not any more than the typical teenage girl. I didn't always agree with the way that she behaved (if I were her, I would have dropped J.P. as soon as I noticed that I didn't feel anything for him) but she stands up for herself and fixes situations on her own, which shows how far she has come since #1. I'm also glad that although the topic of sex comes up in this book, it didn't take up 90% of the storyline as it did in #6 - it was discussed occasionally but in a discreet and mainly mature manner. Maybe I enjoyed this book also because Mia is at the same stage that I am in my life - finishing high school and going on to college - and she said several things which I agreed with, including:
"High school sucks. People who say those were the best years of your life - those people are liars... Who wants the best years of their life to be in *high school*? High school is something *everybody* should be ready to lose." (page 383)
Overall, I am glad that I read all of the Princess Diaries books. Some of them are utterly rubbish, and some are just pure fluff. #10 is definitely the best book in the series, and those of us who started reading these books back at the start of Meg Cabot's fame and still hold a soft spot in our heart for the whiny and obsessive Princess in NYC will appreciate this positive ending to the series.
"High school sucks. People who say those were the best years of your life - those people are liars... Who wants the best years of their life to be in *high school*? High school is something *everybody* should be ready to lose." (page 383)
Overall, I am glad that I read all of the Princess Diaries books. Some of them are utterly rubbish, and some are just pure fluff. #10 is definitely the best book in the series, and those of us who started reading these books back at the start of Meg Cabot's fame and still hold a soft spot in our heart for the whiny and obsessive Princess in NYC will appreciate this positive ending to the series.
7 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
In the final installment of Princess Dairies, Princess Mia Thermopolis goes through some pretty intense and stressful times that all students go through- choosing a college to go to after graduating from high school. But Mia has got more on her plate than she can deal with; she's stressed about her father's political campaign. She's worried about her repeatedly rejected novel that she has written for her final senior project, the extravagant party Grandmere is throwing her for her upcoming eighteenth birthday, and oh, the fact that Michael Moscovitz has come back from Japan, and she suddenly misses sniffing his neck when she already has a boyfriend whom she actually cares about. How will Mia solve her entangled issues in this gripping finale, and will she achieve the self-actualization she so wanted to fulfill at the outset of the series? Read to find out.
Although the ending was predicable, the book was thoroughly entertaining. Avid fans of Princess Diaries will not be disappointed by this finale. I have practically grown up with the princess diaries, as I started reading them when I first entered high school, and so I thought many of the book's part were very nostalgic. So sad to see the series end, but very glad it ended satisfyingly.
Although the ending was predicable, the book was thoroughly entertaining. Avid fans of Princess Diaries will not be disappointed by this finale. I have practically grown up with the princess diaries, as I started reading them when I first entered high school, and so I thought many of the book's part were very nostalgic. So sad to see the series end, but very glad it ended satisfyingly.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Exciting and romantic!!
This book is the perfect end to the brilliant Princess Diaries series. I picked it up and finished it in one sitting, something which I have never done before and probably won't do... Read more
Published 3 months ago by PeggyP
Princess Diaries 10
The book got delivered on time and in perfect condition.
The book itself was great, a perfect end to the series, if not a bit obvious at time yet some things come as a... Read more
The book itself was great, a perfect end to the series, if not a bit obvious at time yet some things come as a... Read more
Published 13 months ago by claire
Best Out Of Them All!!!!!
This book is by far the best in the series - you really feel what Mia's feeling! What happens is completely and wonderfully unpredictable, *No complaints there as I hate books when... Read more
Published on 19 May 2010 by Mrs. D. P. Powell
Princess Diaries: 10 out of 10
This is such a clever written, funny, fun packed book full with exciting events. It was my favourite of the series and I definitely recommend it!.
Published on 28 Oct 2009
Horribly written.
While reading the book, it is made very clear that the author was not at all interested in creating a good storyline that the reader would enjoy. Read more
Published on 14 Oct 2009 by N. Yusof
Meg Cabot has truly outdone herself!
(written by Miriam Docrat)
You HAVE to read this book! I have been gripped since the start of the series till this unpredictable, yet brilliant end. Read more
You HAVE to read this book! I have been gripped since the start of the series till this unpredictable, yet brilliant end. Read more
Published on 1 Mar 2009 by Miriam Docrat
Fantastic!!
This book was amazing and I loved it from the beginning till the end!! A great ending to the series!!
Published on 30 Jan 2009 by Stella Jones
Great
It was a great book, very funny and sweet, and while some of the plot was a bit predictable, the rest had me biting my nails. Read more
Published on 16 Jan 2009 by C. Gregory
The best in the series; a great way to end!
I started reading the books when i was in my early teens and recently got back into them and after reading 1-9 was very excited to read this book to find out how the series ends. Read more
Published on 2 Jan 2009 by Princess GC
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