Mia must take princess lessons from her dreaded grandmere, the dowager princess of Genovia, who thinks Mia has a thing or two to learn before she steps up to the throne.
Well, her father can lecture her until he's royal-blue in the face about her princessly duty - no way is she moving to Genovia and leaving Manhattan behind.
But what's a girl to do when her name is PRINCESS AMELIA MIGNONETTE GIRMALDI THERMOPOLIS RANALDO?
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"Comparing this book with the movie. Of course the book had some better qualities. I will be reading the other books in the series and see what Princess Mia is up to next. The grandmother character in the movie is better than the character in the book. Of course, it is Julie Andrews."
— Ann (4 out of 5 stars)
" There were way too many time-dependent references (Princess Di, Leo, etc). "
— Kelli, 2/14/2014" Omg this was a really good book and I liked it because it was a quick and easy read i finished it in two hours tops. "
— Marlee, 2/13/2014" This is very cute! It's such a teenage girl book, but I so enjoyed reading it! I want to keep reading the set now. :) "
— Hannah, 2/11/2014" This was not what I expected. Mia totally cracked me up! She's so dramatic, and passionate, and a complete spaz, yet underneath a very considerate person with a big heart. "
— Lauren, 2/1/2014" I used to love this series as a teenager! "
— Darina, 1/31/2014" These books are my brain candy. My guilty pleasure. They are funny and a quick read. "
— Charlynn, 1/24/2014" I really love this book!! And also the movie, both are hilarious, though! :D "
— Sherina, 1/7/2014" I love this book, and I love this author. All her stuff is pretty amazing. :) "
— Maddie, 1/5/2014" this isnt the movie but they're good nonetheless. "
— Martha, 1/1/2014" Quite different from the movie but still fun and entertaining. "
— Alison, 12/27/2013" i really liked it but the movie sucked me and my mom liked the 2nd movie better surprisingly anyway the book was really good the first one i mean. "
— Portia, 12/26/2013" This books is one for an older audience. It would be great to use in a classroom to discuss what friendship means. The movie goes very well with the book. It shows that anyone can do anything if they put their mind to it, no matter what their social status is. "
— Jennifer, 12/19/2013" I loved these books back in the day. "
— Dawn, 12/13/2013" Awesome book. I love Meg's books, she knows how to write, all right. "
— Elizabeth, 12/5/2013" read it some years ago and really liked it!! "
— Ella, 8/11/2013" It was an interesting light read. I like Mia. :) "
— Gyra, 4/23/2013" This was a nice light hearted book- it is a bit childish for me- but it was quick and I didn't have to think at all while reading it. I will read the rest of the series. "
— Mrsinserra, 12/5/2012" I love Meg Cabot so I knew I would like this book a lot. I thought the story was kind of slow, but then again in my old age it is hard for me to get caught up in a teenage love story like I used to. Great read! "
— Katie, 12/2/2012" This is a good book, but for a more mature audience. It is a good book to use when teaching children how to journal. It would be better for girls to read, I think that guys would not enjoy it. "
— Emily, 9/8/2012" What I thought about the book was it was irritating. I thought it was irritating because the girl was actin spoiled she wasn't grateful about nothing. "
— Brychaunna, 8/4/2012" I ABSOLUTELY LOVED THIS BOOK!!! Quite the page turner, and it is perfect for teenage girls(: if you need a little book to relate too, I recommend this book! Loved it! "
— Alexa, 7/1/2012" It was a cute, enjoyable, and fluffy, quick read. "
— Becky, 11/26/2011" In spite of the fact that the format seems rather improbable as a real life occurence, it is an engaging and funny read (assuming you find teenaged girl freak out freak-out funny). "
— Rebecca, 11/23/2011" Funny. Funnier than the film. It reminds me of the Georgia Nicolson books, only more American and royal-y. "
— Henry, 9/7/2011" A true teen classic. One of the reasons I wanted to become a writer. "
— Tara, 7/20/2011" Really liked Project Princess, but I personally felt that Princess in Pink was a bit overwhelming; compared to Mia's other diary entries, I felt like she was a bit too cynical and annoying in Princess in Pink since she complained a lot more. "
— Furball, 5/14/2011" Cabot's voice is so strong, I wonder just how old she is. Her words are definitely teenage girl's. This is a fun story. <br/> <br/> "
— Sally, 3/17/2010" An addicting series you just cannot put down. "
— April, 1/21/2010" This has been my least favorite so far. Mia's very whiney and for at least half of the book she really annoyed me. "
— melody, 10/30/2009" A; I really enjoy the narrator and all the extra tales the movies didn't include. Very easy for me to listen to at work. <br/> "
— Cathy, 4/22/2009" I wanted something familiar...and no matter how long you wait between books, they really are like going back to an old friend to catch up. "
— Jill, 4/16/2009" This book was a great book because it was about a typical teenage girl that now has become a princess. In this book she has encountered new events in her life, such as completing Algebra and being on the committee of the school paper. "
— Tatiana, 8/12/2008" Every time I think this series is boring and played out, it sucks me back in and has me grinning like an idiot. Enjoy Mia's spring break, and fretting over the prom. "
— Sara, 3/31/2008" I love this book! FOR GIRLS ONLY ! If you are a boy and willing to read this book you will... be crazy for the rest of your life! "
— Hannah, 2/14/2008Meg Cabot is a New York Times bestselling author of books for both adults and teens, including the #1 New York Times bestsellers All-American Girl and The Princess Diaries books, two of which have been made into major motion pictures by Disney. She is also the author of The Mediator series, the Airhead series, and many books for adults. Find out more at MegCabot.com.