Reviewed by Sarah Bean the Green Bean Teen Queen for TeensReadToo.com

Princess Mia is back in the final installment in the PRINCESS DIARIES series. Mia is ending her senior year and life couldn't be more stressful! Where will Mia go to college? Is her boyfriend, J.P., the one? Will Michael ever return from Japan? And will Mia survive turning eighteen? What's a princess to do?

I have enjoyed the PRINCESS DIARIES series ever since I read the first book and always enjoy escaping into Mia's world. I think what I love most about the series is that Mia's voice is always fresh and funny and makes me giggle with girly happiness. Even though Mia is a princess, she's still a teenager and a geek at heart (which this fellow geek at heart loves). Author Meg Cabot is the queen of teen chick lit and she always captures the perfect voice of teens in her novels. Mia is relatable to teens, but also to older readers looking back on their own teen years.

Coming in at 400 pages, FOREVER PRINCESS is the longest of the PRINCESS DIARIES books and fans are in for a treat. FOREVER PRINCESS is wonderfully funny and charming. Mia has come a long way from her freshman year, and readers who have been following the series will see that Mia, as well as the rest of her friends, have grown up along the way.

But just because Mia and the gang are seniors doesn't mean their crazy adventures are far from over, and Mia again finds herself in over her head. Meg Cabot delivers a winner that I'm sure fans old and new will fall in love with.

I have to admit that as much as I enjoyed this book, I was sad when I finished and I really hope that Meg Cabot will write about Mia's adventures after high school in the future. I'll always be happy to read more about Princess Mia. ( )

It's over, it's over, it's over! (end Michael Caine impression)
I read all of the Princess Diary books over a year, and I was so glad to get to the end. No more will I have to fret about Mia's relationships and career prospects!
This was a very satisfying conclusion, and the dreaded sex was firmly off screen. (At this point it would be like watching my sister 'do it'!) The sudden fast forward to the end o her final year was a little confusing at first, but it fit the plot - Mia was busy writing something other than her diary for a while. ( )

I loved this book. If this is the end of the Princess Diaries books, it is a wonderful ending! After having read all the other books, I was hoping that Mia would have a happy ending, and she does. Well done. ( )

Princess Mia and her friends are back for their senior year. Finals, prom and graduation are days away and everyone has senioritis. As everyone is excited to leave AEHS and start college, Mia is struggling with being honest with herself and her friends. She's been dishonest about her college acceptance and her senior project. Michael's return from Japan sets in motion a chain of events that forces Mia to finally be honest and see what has been in front of her all these years.

4.5/5 ( )

Forever Princess, by Meg Cabot, is the tenth book in the Princess Diaries series. This book picks up with Mia after 2 years of her not writing in her journal. She picks right back up as a senior in high school who has matured considerably. Mia’s life continues to have the ups and downs of any Princess, who is a high school senior, has brought democracy to her country, and finds that her ex-boyfriend has returned from Japan. While not my favorite of the series, Forever Princess still holds the reader until the very end. Will Mia find her happy ever after, and if she does will it be with the right boy? You’ll have to read Forever Princess to find out. ( )