Mia and Michael had a messy breakup when Michael chose to go back to Japan to work on an invention. Cabot is to be commended for achieving such a delicate balance, all the while keeping several plot threads progressing. Happily, Forever Princess is able to walk the line of giving us the same old Mia and a new, more mature Mia. But with all these things, there's still plenty of turmoil for Mia to face, and the fun of The Princess Diaries is seeing how she confronts these challenges. Genovia has become a constiutional monarchy and her father is running for Prime Minister. She's no longer friends with Lilly, while Lana, her former enemy, is now part of her circle of friends. She's been in therapy to deal with her control issues. During the time when she wasn't writing in her journal, due to writing her romance novel (a clever explanation for the time jump), a lot has changed for Mia. #1: The more things change, the more they stay the same?įorever Princess jumps from where Princess Mia (Book IX in the Princess Diaries series) left off, to the last week of Mia's high school career.
Three Things To Know About Forever Princess What college will Mia pick? Will she find a publisher for her novel? And how can she deal with the return of Michael, her ex-boyfriend? It's a lot for anyone to handle, but Mia's not just anyone-she's a princess.
And even when she tells the truth, like not really wanting to go to the prom, no one seems to believe her. She said her senior project was on the Genovian olive oil industry-but it's really a four-hundred-page romance novel set in medieval England. She's told all her friends she didn't get accepted by any college-but she got accepted by all she applied to. Summary: Mia Thermopolis, high school senior and princess of Genovia, is juggling many secrets.
2009 HarperTeen 978-0-06-123292-3 (hardcover)ĪRC provided by Meg Cabot's publicist via Libarilly Blonde
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