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The ninth hilarious instalment of the premier series for teen girls.
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Mia has hit an all-time low. Lilly isn’t speaking to her. Someone is posting horrible things about her on ihatemiathermopolis.com. Grandmere is forcing her to give a speech to two thousand of the most powerful businesswomen in America. And oh yeah: Michael, the love of her life, has dumped her. But despite what the press seems to think, Mia has more on her mind than recruiting a new Prince Charming. Like solving a 400-year-old mystery that could mean BIG changes for little Genovia. But is Mia really ready to throw away her tiara – especially if it means destroying a dynasty?
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
When I started to read this book I was worried that it was going to be another pathetic story full of whining and moaning from Mia, much like books 4 - 7, but thankfully Mia's depressive period didn't last for too long. There were some things which I liked about this book: the absence of Michael, who I always thought was unsuited for Mia; the absence of Lilly, who Mia should learn to stand up to; the story about the diary of Mia's ancestor, which was quite interesting; the subplot about Kenny - hilarious!; Mia realising that pining over Michael was going to get her nowhere; and Mia becoming friends with Lana, and her realisation that Lana isn't horrible, just shallow. Overall, this has to be one of the most realistic Princess Diaries books ever! I'm actually looking forward to reading the last book. I have to admit that Mia's "depression" irritated me and her behaviour when she broke up with Michael was quite pathetic for a girl of her age, and the character of JP seems to be quite 2D at some points. But this didn't spoil the book too much, and it was, all in all, an enjoyable read.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I bought this book with some trepidation. I have done nothing but moan about the quality of the previous eight books and have found Mia's self pity increasingly irritating. However, this book was a complete turnaround. Other characters started noticing her character flaws and she had to face up to situations and even grow up a little!
There was something quite addictive about this book, I think possibly the fact, that unlike with most of the series, you genuinely didn't know what was going to happen next. Will Mia and Lana finally become friends? Will Micheal take Mia back? The plot twists and turns and definitely holds your interest.
It didn't take me long to read, so my advice is borrow is from the library or source it through an amazon partner seller, but all in all definitely worth the trouble.
There was something quite addictive about this book, I think possibly the fact, that unlike with most of the series, you genuinely didn't know what was going to happen next. Will Mia and Lana finally become friends? Will Micheal take Mia back? The plot twists and turns and definitely holds your interest.
It didn't take me long to read, so my advice is borrow is from the library or source it through an amazon partner seller, but all in all definitely worth the trouble.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
The last volumes in the series were not very interesting: Mia's whining style and self-made tiny problems definitely failed to catch my attention. But this book is different and Mag Cabot is back at her best! After loosing Michael to Japan, Mia falls into deep depression and only in steps recovers her world. The break needs her to newly adjust in her surroundings and with her friends and foes, and many people are not what they have appeared to be. A time of changes and growing up begins - crowned by the ultimate example taht 16-year-olds can make a change in the world (not only writing about it, as the books before did)!
A wonderful book to give you self-assurance yourself while following Mia's development! Live does not rule you, but you can rule the world!
A wonderful book to give you self-assurance yourself while following Mia's development! Live does not rule you, but you can rule the world!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
great for boys as well!
I bought this for my son after a long journey listening to the audio version of seventh heaven. He loves the whole series and is really into all the characters. Read more
Published 18 months ago by Charlotte Wilson
almost there...
plese don't read this review, if you haven't read the book as i don't want to spoil the plot for anyone! Read more
Published on 2 April 2008 by Ms. A. Kennedy
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