Mia Tells It Like It Is

About this book

Mia may be a princess, but she doesn't have to like it.

In Volume 1, Mia discovers she is the heir to the throne of a small European principality (Genovia; pop. 50,000), and is properly horrified. Also: paparazzi, Algebra, an unethical beau, and a wholly inappropriate Sidecar recipe.

In Volume 2, Mia takes matters into her own hands by calling her first press conference. Also: a secret admirer, an unexpected elopement (but not by Mia!), and a surprise ending fit for New York's most reluctant royal.

Immortalized by the silver screen, The Princess Diaries' Princess Amelia Mignonette Grimaldi Thermopolis Renaldo has a life most can only dream of. Now read in her own words the (fictional) story of an American princess.

(Note to parents: The books have much more mature content than the movies.)

Subjects

• children's fiction
• children's stories, american
• diaries
• diaries, fiction
• fiction
• identity
• identity, fiction
• juvenile fiction
• new york (n.y.), fiction
• princesses
• princesses, fiction