Series: The Princess Diaries
by Author Meg Cabot
Princess Lessons (2003)
The title of my book is Princess Lessons by Meg Cabot. This book is about how a princess needs to act and how to behave. Being a princess is more than just being beautiful, even though being beautiful has a lot of meanings. This book gives help to princesses who need to know how to become a bette...
Perfect Princess (2004)
This was an interesting read, if you want to know more about princesses, including fictional ones. It was not integral to the series however. Though it did have snippets written from each character like the Princess Lessons book did, I found this one to be a little less about the characters and...
Princess in Waiting (2003)
1.5 stars, this was the worst (as of now at least) part in the Princess Diaries series. Of course, I will still continue this series as it comes out (in the re-released covers thing), but I do hope they will be way better than this crap.This won't be a long review, I just want to throw out my fru...
Princess on the Brink (2007)
1 StarThis series is getting more and more stupid. I used to really like Meg Cabot's books because they were easy to read and were always related to our problems as a teenager but Mia does a horrible job in handling them and she sets a bad example for teenagers.The first few books were magical. M...
Party Princess (2006)
Girls or in Mia's case - just want to have fun. But that is somewhat of a hard situation when you're Mia Thermopolis - princess of a small principality known as Genovia, as well as one of the biggest over-analyzing worriers on the face of the earth. So while Mia would love to be thinking only abo...
Princess in Training (2006)
In case you were not aware, I LOVE The Princess Diaries series. I have read all ten books (approximately) a million times, and they are so near and dear to my heart. This series played a huge role in my life (and my sister’s life) as I grew up, and I’m just having a blast rereading them this year...
Princess in Pink (2005)
After a disastrous 4th book, I was really worried about this series. Worried that it would just turn out to be all like this. And I didn't want that, so I went into this book with worry and I was looking at with different eyes. Thankfully the book turned out to be great, a lot of fun and Mia was ...
Princess in the Spotlight (2002)
Let me tell you a story. Almost five years ago, I was an eleven year old just discovering the wonder known as the school library. My friends recommended me a book series and I tentatively decided to pick it up. This series was The Princess Diaries. Along with the Confessions of Georgia Nicholson,...
Princess in Love (2003)
I may end up repeating some things from my Princess In the Spotlight review but bear with me (or is it bare with me? I never know...)! So once again, Mia is narrating the story from her diary. I really like this choice of format because it really does emphasize Mia's voice.Once again, I'm not ...
The Princess Diaries (2001)
This review was originally posted on The Moonlight LibrarySUMMARYMia Thermopolis’ extraordinarily ordinary American teenage world is thrown upside down when she finds out she is the one and only heir and Princess to the throne of Genovia, a small but rich country bordering France.WORLDBUILDINGI h...
Putri Selamanya (Forever Princess) (2010)
My IQ dropped about 20 points but i don't care - i LOVED it The weakest book in the series. I wasn't really impressed with the ending.
Ten Out of Ten (2009)
The Princess Diaries series is always my fallback when I need something sweet and easy to read, but somehow I'd never gotten to the end of it. I read Forever Princess in one sitting, and while the ending was more full of cheese than a dairy, it felt like a wonderful full-circle for Mia, who I gue...
Forever Princess (2009)
I always knew I'd see this series through to the end, and I'm glad I did, because Michael Moscovitz is a gem. I'd give the book 3.5 stars. Mia's acting a bit stupid. She says silly things, like always, but now she's a little more shallow than she was at the beginning. Either way, if you're here, ...