Meg Cabot
Paperback | Pages: 280 pages Rating: 4.24 | 1867 Users | 73 Reviews
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| Title | : | The Princess Diaries Collection (The Princess Diaries #1-10) |
| Author | : | Meg Cabot |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 280 pages |
| Published | : | by Macmillan (first published 2007) |
| Categories | : | Young Adult. Fiction. Romance. Childrens. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Contemporary. High School |
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The Princess Diaries Collection, 10 Books Set Meg Cabot Gift Pack. The titles which are included with this set are 1. The Princess Diaries, 2. The Princess Diaries, Take Two, 3. The Princess Diaries: Third Time Lucky, 4. The Princess Diaries: Mia Goes Fourth, 5. The Princess Diaries: Give Me Five, 6. The Princess Diaries: Sixsational, 7. The Princess Diaries: Seventh Heaven, 8. The Princess Diaries: After Eight, 9. The Princess Diaries to the Nine, 10. The Princess Diaries Ten out of Ten.Declare Books Toward The Princess Diaries Collection (The Princess Diaries #1-10)
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Princess Diaries #1-10 |
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Ratings: 4.24 From 1867 Users | 73 ReviewsComment On Appertaining To Books The Princess Diaries Collection (The Princess Diaries #1-10)
I really hate every single book in this series--they all read like an idle 1997 IM chat session between two 13 year-olds. No matter how old Mia gets it's still the same tone, no growth or maturity.I started reading this series as a teenager. The butterflies when I discovered he loved her too, the warmth I felt when Mia and Micheal first kissed, the heartbreak when Mia and Lily were not friends anymore, the hilarity of Mia's and Lana's friendship, and whatever outrageous things young minds conjure. And by the 10th book, I had outgrown it. It seemed juvenile after a point. But the 4 stars are for the simpler time they remind me of, and the comfort they provide to a girl when she wants to be
Okay while I'm LIVING for my preteen nostalgia and they are funny and entertaining and addicting in a reality TV way and all I cannot deny these books are bad. There is really no sense of actual plot things just sorta... happen? For 10 books? Mia is fairly funny and I love her family dynamic but God can she COMPLAIN about anything and everything. Lily is horrible, no way about it. Micheal is like, the most perfect guy which is good for Mia but really this man has no flaws.Tina is sweet and her
As some other reviewers have pointed out, the content of the books is more mature than that of the movies. Others have noted that the central character shows no growth. Another popular complaint: the books are not works of literary genius. Regardless of these "flaws", I cannot get enough of the antics of Mia Thermopolis. Meg Cabot does not need to write like a Bronte to produce great fiction. I certainly feel less depressed after reading one of her novels than I did after plodding through Jane
First of all, let me start off with the characters I like and dislike in this series:Princess Mia: liked. Even when she was stupidly clueless.Michael Moscovitz: really liked.Lilly Moscovitz: I tried to like her because I knew she was supposed to be Mia's best friend, but didn't very much. Especially in the last three books.Tina Hakim Baba: liked, much more than Lilly.Boris Pelkowski: Meh.Kenny Showalter: Didn't really like him. Ling Su and Perin: Meh.Shameeka: Meh.Lana Weinberger: Didn't like
Meg Cabot is always a reliably entertaining read.
I've first read the princess diaries when I was maybe 16 years old. I read the first 6 books and thought it was one of the funniest books I've ever read. 11 years has passed since then and I found myself finishing the remaining books. At first I thought how silly I looked as a 28-year-old woman reading books about a teenager princess and all the drama that comes along with it, but as I was reading a sense of nostalgia filled me and I couldn't drop the books. I went as far as re-reading the first
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