Another cute installment in Mia's life. This one is interesting, as she's worried about the 'sex' question and is definitely growing up. ( )

Another installment in the series. More Princess Mia spazzing, more high school drama, but fun all the same. ( )

Mia is, as usual, whiny, worried, and immature ...which is pretty on par for a fifteen-year old. I still like her though ... Mia has potential. By the end of the book, I see a glimpse of Mia that shows true promise, and I am still hoping that by book ten Mia will be vastly improved, the mature, wise, kind princess I know she can be. Lilly is in bad form as usual...signing Mia up to run for office, calling her POG (Princess of Genovia) and PIT (princess in training) and babylicker (don't ask!). It wouldn't be Mia unless there was a disaster that garnered bad press. This one comes when Mia has 10,000 sea snails dumped into the waters off of Genovia's coast to attempt to eradicate toxic algae. Lana freaks Mia out by telling her about college boys wanting sex, and Mia worries constantly about Michael and whether he will dump her for not sleeping with him. This book was kind of blah, but I'm sticking with the series so I can see the end product. Cabot did make me laugh when she had Mia make fun of and critique the Princess Diaries movies. ( )

Wie im echten Leben ! ( )

Do these people never talk to each other? What kind of a couple are Michael and Mia when they can hardly communicate about the things that bother them. I know its the formula for this series, but waiting until the last chapter tp actually talk to each other, well, it's just annoying.
It's hard to see how they love each other so much when they hardly spend any time together.
Other than that, I enjoyed this, all the side plots were funny, and Mia's baby-licking was entertaining. ( )