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Read YA Lit : How do you define 'Young Adult' fiction?		23	Alaric.Adair, November 13
Non-Fiction Readers : All time favorite non-fiction reads		97	LynnB, November 11
Book talk : 13 y/o with eating disorder....recommendations for positive body image reading material that's hip		10	d_perlo, November 6
Read YA Lit : What is your favorite YA title?		187	fullofsound, November 5
50 Book Challenge : Tafadhali's Read More Than in 2008 Challenge		56	Tafadhali, October 21
Read YA Lit : YA series		21	hilarymclean6, September 2
75 Books Challenge for 2009 : AlcottAcre's 2009 Reads, Take 8		330	alcottacre, September 1
BookMooching : Pimp your inventory - August 2009		78	Lman, September 1
Read YA Lit : Help Needed!		12	dianestm, August 22
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The Green Dragon : Drop a Word, Add a Word IV		559	abbottthomas, July 6
Non-Snobs : Children's Books		4	riani1, July 3
Book talk : Princess Mia		5	reading_fox, May 28
What Are You Reading Now? : Another Meme--please forgive me		57	jnwelch, May 19
50 Book Challenge : grlnamedlucifer's 2009 Challenge		13	grlnamedlucifer, May 10
50 Book Challenge : Aeroette's 52 books for 2008-2009		58	billiejean, May 5
Girlybooks : Favorite Heroine?		71	dianabacon, April 22
50 Book Challenge : janflora's 2009 books		5	billiejean, April 10
Hogwarts Express : Random Twilight thought		23	kirbyowns, March 30
Hogwarts Express : Game: But I've Never Read.......II		229	Mysterion, February 22
999 Challenge : VirginiaHomeschooler's Challenge		10	virginiahomeschooler, February 17
Book talk : Vegetarian YA Books		4	d_perlo, February 17
Hogwarts Express : What are you reading in January?		361	Espeon200, February 2
Girls Fiction : Message Board		19	TheDaisy, January 29
List Five Books Parlour Game : Royalty		18	mamalaz, January 16
999 Challenge : cocoafiend's 999		25	cocoafiend, January 5
Romance - from historical to contemporary : What are you reading week of Dec. 29		36	The_Book_Queen, January 4
50 Book Challenge : Idyllicmelody's 50 Books of 2008		59	idyllicmelody, December 2008
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Read YA Lit : similar books to airhead		3	Caramellunacy, October 2008
Chick Lit : What Book Are You Reading at the Moment?		72	Norabee, September 2008
Hoosier Bibliophiles : Hoosier Authors		18	CD1am, August 2008
50 Book Challenge : Lorabear's 50 books...		41	lorabear, August 2008
Romance - from historical to contemporary : What Are You Reading Week of August 4		37	juliakranz, August 2008
Hogwarts Express : book list		22	harrypotter41294, July 2008
888 Challenge : Lorabear's		5	lorabear, July 2008
50 Book Challenge : Delongebrodeur's reading in 08		41	delongebrodeur, July 2008
Reading Globally : Group Read: April - the Many Faces of Muslim Women		150	cestovatela, July 2008
50 Book Challenge : undeadgoat's 2008 challenge		49	sussabmax, June 2008
Girlybooks : Things we want our daughters to read		40	Allie_Mag_79, May 2008
Hogwarts Express : Favorite Fictional Character		96	miss_chievous, May 2008
Romance - from historical to contemporary : What Are You Reading Week of April 28		48	gracer, May 2008
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... by Jerramy Fine The Constant Princess by Philippa Gregory A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot

... had interesting, believable characters. And I can think of lots of YA books -- everything from Nothing But the Truth to The Princess Diaries -- that have political themes.

The Princess Diaries series by Meg Cabot are engaging reads and filled with humor. None of the main characters have superstar looks but they are realistically portrayed and are perfect for young teen girls. Even my husband laughs at the passages I have read to him.

... Was Sophia her husband’s evil genius? Or was she Tolstoy’s muse and active assistant? Sophia Tolstoy’s voluminous Diaries were reprinted but this seems to invite only a quick reading. Here is what a reviewer writes in The Sunday Times on November 1, 2009: “Leo Tolstoy slipped out of ...

the princess diaries

... first book in a series. I should have mentioned it in my review. Jenny Carroll and Meg Cabot, the author of the Princess Diaries, are one and the same, in case you did not know.

... The Possibilities of Sainthood by Donna Freitas. And she might try some of Meg Cabot's novels, which are quite fun: The Princess Diaries or All-American Girl. It might help us make recommendations if we knew what your daughter was interested in, or even what type of books she does ...

I just added a bunch of books to my inventory. There are a few of Meg Cabot's Princess Diaries books, a few Agatha Christie's, and a bunch of inspirational romances that I inherited from my Mom after sge finished with them. Please come check me out! Oh yeah, everything is 3 for 2 right ...

... the books, so I can't say--but there must be something worth reading in them, if just a really compelling story. I like The Princess Diaries. The idea of being a princess in the modrn world intrigues me.

Princess Diaries

It's the last (I think) book in the Princess Diaries series, titled Princess Mia. They're cute books! I haven't read them all, but I liked the first few, and Meg Cabot in general.

... and i swan about in my carriage, waving at all the plebs. Life is good. What book is that, by the way? I'm guessing The Princess Diaries.

... are House of Night and Vampire Academy. I'm waiting for the next Confessions of Georgia Nicolson. I have the latest Princess Diaries from the library but haven't gotten around to reading it. I know the wait can be really frustrating, but it does take some time to write a good book. ...

... from Pride and Prejudice, Laura Ingalls Wilder from Little House on the Prarie, Jo from Little Women, and Mia from The Princess Diaries. (In that order)

... from Pride and Prejudice, Laura Ingalls Wilder from Little House on the Prarie, Jo from Little Women, and Mia from The Princess Diaries. (In that order)

... me to read The Mediator books for some time, and I kept protesting that I was tired of Meg Cabot after giving up on The Princess Diaries somewhere around book four or five. I'm glad I gave them a try. Suze Simon, the 16-year-old "mediator" who can talk with ghosts, almost slid into Sue-is ...

... wasn't fussed, I was just staring at him :D 14) What is the most "lowbrow" book you've read as an adult? Hrm. Probably The Princess Diaries. I don't care, I really don't; I'll just protest that it's a guilty pleasure until I'm blue in the face. 15) What is the most difficult book you've ...

... all, simply because their story was so fun to read. This novel is actually the senior project of Mia Thermopolis (from The Princess Diaries series), and so of course there are some aspects of it that are rather cliche: the romance-y terms, the faux-Olde English speech. Additionally, the ...

Wow March is over already... and I need to update! Finished : Jonathon Strange and Mr. Norrell by Susanna Clarke Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot Inkspell by Cornelia Funke

I remembered. It was Mia and Michael in Princess Diaries.

... FINISHED JUNE 12 5. Triskellion - Will Peterson FINISHED JUNE 29 6. The Princess Diaries - Meg Cabot FINISHED JULY 5 7. Vampire Academy - Richelle Mead FINISHED JULY 8 8. Litt ...

Mia in the Princess Diaries books by Meg Cabot is a vegetarian, at least until book 8 and 9 where during a bout of depression she decides to eat meat. The books are enjoyable and funny.

... to finish this year! Starting off, I've read (or, well, listened to) my first five books towards my fifty: 1. The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot - 4/5 - I was kinda surprised at how different the book is from the movie, though I know I shouldn't be. Grandmere is kinda ...

*cat jumps up from couch and is immediately hit by food from all sides* I've read books from the Princess Diaries series! But I haven't read 1984 (yet. I plan to, eventually).

I have read You Suck but I haven't read any books in the Princess Diaries series.

... lied. I read Fruits Baskets 7-11 over the past week. I was just commenting to myself the other day "I wish the next Princess Diaries book would come out." Actually, I've made that comment since I finished the last book Princess Mia. I'm emotionaly involved because of that book. This ...

Finished The Heiress today, and I enjoyed it, though not quiet as much as The Princess. I'm going to aim for one more book before the end of the year, so I'm part way through Knight in Shining Armor by Jude Deveraux. If I finish it by tomorrow night, then I will have reached my 2008 goal ...

I reread The Princess Diaries.

... Dallas Desert Queen: the Extraordinary Life of Gertrude Bell by Janet Wallach The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot The King who Rained by Fred Gwynne

... Marseille – Rosemary Sullivan Edith Wharton – Hermione Lee * A Backward Glance – Edith Wharton * The Diaries of Franz Kafka Highcastle – Stanislaw Lem The Street of Crocodiles – Bruno Schulz Lost in Translation – Eva Hoffman (re-read) Le ...

... it would be fun for twelve-year-olds. Geek High by Piper Banks was also pretty cute - reminiscent of Meg Cabot's Princess Diaries. That said most of Meg Cabot's stuff is pretty popular with the age group. I liked Jinx and All-American Girl, and I've heard a lot of buzz about Airhe ...

11) The Queen's Fool - Philippa Gregory 12) The Princess Diaries I - Meg Cabot

I haven't read Airhead, but I'm assuming you've read Meg Cabot's Princess Diaries series? Mia is one of my favorite characters of all time and I highly recommend the series. After reading tons of Cabot's books (including her regular "chick lit" fiction/literature), I've found her writing ...

My favorites: A Wrinkle in Time by Madeline L'Engle and it's sequels, The Princess Diaries series by Meg Cabot, The Book Thief by Markus Zusak, I am the Cheese by Robert Cormier, All of Richard Peck's books, and Samurai Shortstop by Alan M. Gratz.

I never want to read again any of these books: Love among the walnuts and Once upon a marigold by Jean Ferris; The princess diaries; or The beautiful miscellaneous by Dominic Smith. I read a review of The beautiful miscellaneous, after I tried and failed to become engaged with the ...

I've been reading things other than romance lately, but I've been listening to The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot on my ipod. I don't read much YA, but I enjoyed a grown-up book by this author and thought I'd try this one. It's pretty cute! Also, it's narrated by Anne Hathaway and she's ...

... hucydides The World Within the Word by William Gass Madwomen in the Attic by Susan Gilbert and Sandra Gubar Diaries, A room of one's own and The Common Reader by Virginia Woolf Diaries and Letters by George gordon Lord Byron Meditations by Marcus Aurelius O ...

... books I read this year already: Gossip Girl books, the Twilight series, Size 12 Is Not Fat, and so on.....) 1)The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot 5/2/08 2)Princess in the Spotlight by Meg Cabot 5/9/08 3)Princess in Love by Meg Cabot 5/26/08 4)New Moon by Stephen ...

Just finished Princess by Jean P. Sasson. Not impressed. The writing was clumsy and over-wrought - not to mention the occasional malapropism. And I'm not convinced there is such a person as "Sultana". It reads more like a Western woman's impression of Saudi society, liberally sprinkled with ...

Since it is an all girl group, I second The Princess Diaries. It is a great series. (I'm guessing you're all mature) I might have more suggestions later.

for a group of girls the princess diaries is good.

Thanks for the suggestions, deebee1! I'll surely look into them. In the meantime... 36. The Princess Diaries - Meg Cabot : (reread) This is a fun, quick read. I just noticed that my sister had borrowed it from the library and I read it in a couple days after she'd finished it.

12) The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot 262 pages Why I chose this book: I loved the movie....never realized it was based upon a novel until I read a couple other of Meg Cabot's books... What I thought: loved the movie...and enjoyed the book even more:) Total So Far: 12 Books 3430 ...

Well I chose a new book....Whoooo Hoooo, and I already am 100+ pages into it....I chose The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot. Hopefully it will be a slow night at work tonight (I have just jinxed myself), and I will be able to finish the book....and maybe just maybe start a new one:0

It's a YA novel but this week I started The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot and it is quite possibly one of the funniest books I've read. Being inside the head of a nerdy high school girl takes me back to my days in high school and I have a feeling that Mia and I would have been friends. Also, I ...

... sale Midnight Angel by Lisa Kleypas Only With Your Love by Lisa Kleypas Blood and Chocolate by Annette Curtis Klause The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot A Great and Terrible Beauty by Libba Bray And now back to my regularly scheduled homework!

... a lot of fiction recently, as the more astute among you may have noticed. However, I am not one to pass up the most recent Princess Diaries book, because I absolutely love Meg Cabot. It's a lovely read, a great continuation in the adventures of HRH Mia Thermopolis, that deals really well with ...

Was The Princess Diaries book based off of the movie, or the other way around? Just curious...

Finished The Princess Diaries. It was pretty good for a YA novel. I havn't seen the movie yet so I can't compare it. Reading Midnight's Children now. Should be interesting!

Finished Outlander. A very dramatic story! Are the rest in the series as good as this one? Going to start The Princess Diaries next. 2008 book total: 4 books read

... Granger, and Albus Dumbledore from the Harry Potter series of course. Tibby from The Sisterhood, Mia and Lilly from The Princess Diaries, and Lucy and Aslan from The Chronicles of Narnia. As for crushes Harry Potter, Charmont from Ella Enchanted, and Sodapop from The Outsiders. L ...

... add them to the list, especially if you had enough material for a 29-page paper! Holy smokes! I've read a few of the Princess Diaries books and enjoyed them. Have you read the Mediator series by Meg Cabot? I've read I think 4 of the 6 books - they're quite good, especially if you'r ...

Hmm . . . for YA chick lit, it's hard to touch Meg Cabot; The Princess Diaries is obviously the famous one, but equally it is an undertaking due to the sequels. All-American Girl is quite a nice one there, I think. I . . . um . . . oh dear, I read YA all the time, but generally as "fluff", ...

... from the library recently, but she's still working her way around to it. Here's hoping. Anything must be better than The Princess Diaries.

This week I have read or am reading; the thirteenth tale by Setterfield - absolutely loved it! Finished in one day the princess diaries by Meg Cabot - pretty good but not as good as the movie (I can't believe I just said a book wasn't as good as a movie!) drums of autumn by Diana Gabald ...

Jumanji by Chris Van Allsburg Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate DiCamillo Holes by Louis Sachar The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson

... elieve.) Of course, I was a little too old for it and my sister who loved it doesn't read much outside of Harry Potter, The Princess Diaries, and Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants so maybe it's not all that effective. But at least she has an idea of the classics.

... For example, due to my previous UnSuggesting, I know that I have been, and am possibly still, the only person to have both The Princess Diaries and How the mind works in their catalog. But it would be cool to just find "improbable pairs" in my library -- the number-crunching would probably be ...

collsers: I will be starting Princess Diaries soon. I did not mean a criticism of Mediator just an observation.

Well, Mia's mother in the Princess Diaries books is from Versailles, and if I remember correctly Teen Idol and How to be Popular were both set in IN (but, it has been awhile since I read them, so I could be wrong).

... after HP, but I'm sure it was something similiar. Soon afterwards, I got into the "older" books, especially Meg Cabot's Princess Diaries 3. I read a book just about everyday, except this summer, I've been kinda busy and keep forgetting to read. I don't read much HP related stuff, just ...

... rt. “Sexual identity is part of the meaninglessness of consciousness,” says Baudrillard; however, according to Hubbard12 , it is not so much sexual identity that is part of the meaninglessness of consciousness, but rather the economy, and eventually the defining characteristic, of sexual ...

... I love Harry Potter, too but am not really a sci-fi fan. I couldn't really get into Unfortunate Series. I was amused by the Princess Diaries series. I liked the Tillerman cycle by Cynthia Voigt and the Wrinkle in Time series. I did enjoy the Elizabeth Peters series, too. You would probably ...

... in my blog when I came across this Talk. (I searched UnSuggestions on LT, you see.) The best pair I can find is The Princess Diaries and How the Mind Works, by Steven Pinker, 5th and 7th on each other's lists, respectively; however, as both books are now in my library, they ...

Oh, no! Not a nudist colony! Peaceful settinga and seaweed body-wraps will warp our children's minds! Not to mention the VEGAN CUISINE!!!

... parents, and they were always initially surprised that I was reading The Kite Runner or A Clockwork Orange instead of The Princess Diaries, and that I could hold an intelligent conversation regarding them. Then again, I'm 16, which is largely considered to be too old to be reading A Se ...

Cinderella. Don't laugh -- she's the classic case of the scullery maid that turns out to be royalty by birth. Think Princess Diaries. Or Tithe, where the girl turns out to be a faerie princess.

... Them All by James Herriot and read by Christopher Timothy (who played James Herriot on the BBC tv show). and Princess Diaries Princess in Pink Princess in Love by Meg Cabot and read by Anne Hathaway (who played the princess in the movie) all for 80% off! Okay, it was ...

... finish the Harriet Evans and then I have to choose between a Janet Evanovich, another Jane Green or vol ii of The Princess Diaries. Oh the dilemma.

... reading Dorothy L. Sayers Lord Peter novels. Timothy Christopher reading James Herriot Anne Hathaway reading The Princess Diaries Another great narrator is Barbara Rosenblat reading Elizabeth Peters Amelia Peabody and Vicky Bliss books. I own and have read all the Peabody ...

Princess Diaries & Traveling Pants series so much better then the Gossip Girl Series. I really thought it a bit (I hate to use the term-not my generation) fast for my 14yo and her friends. But G G was quick paced and full of shopping--jr chicklit.

... them as an adult though. Also the Anne of Green Gables books are an all time favourite. I did just read Meg Cabot's Princess Diaries and enjoyed it. I also have to cast a vote for Ann Brashares Travelling Pants series. I think those have to be some of the best contemporary Teen fiction ...

... Life Swap which I really enjoyed. It's an interesting look at the "grass is always greener" idea. I went out and bought The Princess Diaries after I joined Librarything and it came up so many times in the "people who own" lists. How does anyone like her adult fiction? Also just recently ...