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The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot (YA Fiction)

The Princess diaries is about a girl, Mia Thermopolis who is a awkward, frizzy haired, freshman! Mia has just started high school and she finds out that her mom is dating her algebra teacher, Mr. Gianini! And now her dad tells her she in the Princess of Genovia! Mia has to figure out a way for no one to find out that she is a princess! She absolutely dislikes her grandmother!

It’s honestly really interesting! I read two of them in less than a day! You just got to be prepared for the amount of craziness. There is a lot going on so make sure not to skip pages. Every sentence matters and the good thing is that if you like the book, there are 10 more of them by Meg Cabot! Happy reading!

Reviewed by Allison R. 7th Grade

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