Mia this time is in love but not with the boyfriend she has but her best friend's brother. She tries to find her way through final exams especially the dreaded Algebra, the school dance and the final preparations for her introduction to the Genovenian people.
Everything is 'over the top' but it is an easy read
First Line: "Over. That's what my life is."
Rating:
(3.5/5)
Like the previous two books, this one is written in the form of Mia's diary. She is a bit over dramatic, as I suppose most girls that age are. Despite that, it was still entertaining and an easy read. This series has at least 10 books in it and I only have one more in my collection. Once I finish the forth book in the series, I'm not quite sure I'll continue on.
First Line: "Over. That's what my life is."
Rating:
(4.5/5)
Mia has just found out her single mother is pregnant and the father (HORRORS) is her algebra teacher.
Mia has to do a prime-time interview during which she blabs all about her mother. Something I would probably do.
Her grandmere organizes a society wedding for her mother. I did not understand why she was even involved at all. And then Mia is not involved in what finally happens (HUH??)
Finally there is a secret admirer, Is it Michael, her best friend's brother? Mia is 'in love' with him although he seems oblivious,which seems to contradict Book 1 in the series
Rating:
(3.5/5)
Now she must go through princess lessons and make-overs with her grandmere. She now has a bodyguard and gets driven to school in a limo. Is her date for the high school dance for real?
This is a cute book and reminds me of Georgia Nicholson. Mia, however is much more sensible and not nearly as flighty.
Rating:
(3.5/5)
This time, Mia has found out that her mom is pregnant and marrying her Algebra teacher. Mia can handle this, but what she can't handle is being forced to do a sit down television interview with one of prime time's biggest stars. She tries to get out of it but ends up making a fool of herself. Mia also has a secret admirer. Trying to juggle all these things, plus school, proves to be quite something!
In the previous book, Michael was made out to be completely in love with Mia (and Mia was clueless to it). Now it seems like it's the exact reverse. I wonder if this was just what Cabot thought would make the book easier to write or what. I'm sure somewhere down the road (in the next 11 books) they will get together, but unfortunately it just wasn't meant to be in this one.
Another fun book. Good readings for exam time because I don't have to be dedicated to the book or think that much when I'm reading it. Mia is quite the character, but I still enjoy Georgia Nicholson more.
Where this book was before me: New Albany, Indiana -> Me!
Rating:
(3.5/5)
