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As you probably know, Meg Cabot is the author of the Princess Diaries series. This set of books was made popular by two movies, The Princess Diaries
Just how young was Mia at the start of Princess Diaries? She was 14. At the tender age boys, teenage hormones, friends, and high school should have been all Mia had to cope with. But instead of leading a normal teenage girl life, Mia finds out that her worries and stresses increase with the added pressure of being a princess to a small country known as Genovia.
Fun Fact: In the last novel Princess Mia authors a historical romance novel as her final project. Entitled, Ransom My Heart
Cabot’s final thoughts: “It’s a lot harder than I thought it would be to say goodbye… and maybe someday you’ll be hearing about Princess Diaries: The College Years.”
Titles in Series:
- Volume X: Forever Princess
- Volume 9: Princess Mia
- Volume 8: Princess on the Brink
- Volume 7.75: Valentine Princess
- Volume 7.5: Sweet Sixteen Princess
- Volume 7: Party Princess
- Volume 6.5: The Princess Present
- Volume 6: Princess in Training
- Volume 5: Princess in Pink
- Volume 4.5: Project Princess
- Volume 4: Princess in Waiting
- Volume 3: Princess in Love
- Volume 2: Princess in the Spotlight
- Volume 1: The Princess Diaries
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I can imagine how hard it must be to say goodbye to a series that so much time was spent on. I’ll have to read the books. I’ve seen the movies with my kids.
JKR had the same problem with Harry Potter I think. She was glad to get to that point and very sad to finish it because it was like letting go of a *child*.
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