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  • Jill
  • Camarillo CA
  • 04-19-12

Mia, silly Mia.

Where does Princess in Pink rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

I love all the books in these series. Mia just can't help herself with the crazy girl logic.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Clea Lewis?

I would LOVE to have Anne Hathaway keep narrating these books. Clea Lewis just made Mia so incredibly whiny and stupid.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

I would but the narrator is just horrible. I only kept listening cause I love the Princess Diaries Series.

3 of 3 people found this review helpful

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  • Beverly
  • Horn Lake, MS, USA
  • 04-24-04

Princess Of My Heart

Meg Cabot's lastest installment of the diary of Mia Thermopolis is read beautifully by Clea Lewis. Her voice is filled with all of the enthusiasm and drama of a teenager speaking in the first person. Her character voices are fabulous, and never distract the flow, which bubbles along merrily.

The fifth installment deals with "getting to second base", so parents, be forewarned. Ms. Cabot is both hip and open with her characters, depicting teen life honestly (and inevitably, in this case), but younger girls might not be ready for this introduction.

Expect hilarious situations, more disasters than you can shake a stick at, the question of Prom Night, relationship chaos, and several new additions to the Thermopolis house.

4 of 5 people found this review helpful

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  • emily
  • New York
  • 07-21-16

loved it

this story really interested me and I really hope everybody who listened to this book will enjoy.

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  • Anne
  • Fargo
  • 05-10-13

oh meg

How could the performance have been better?

I found that while I love the books, the way that the book is read makes the story seem more juvenile then ever. I know that it is a story of a teenage girl but the whining present makes it almost annoying. The voice of Michael also makes it seem as if he is completely apathetic and flat. When reading the books myself I find that I put a completely different inflection on almost everything.

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    5 out of 5 stars

great book

just like the last four, funny and entertaining. can't wait until the next one (if there is one).

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  • Hayley Jones
  • 06-29-17

favourite books ever

mia is just like taking a time portal back to being a teenager and all the drama that comes with it its fun to watch her grow into her role and become "self actualized "

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  • KellyMarie
  • 11-06-14

Easy, Fun Read

This is the third time i have listened to this book and it just never gets old! your always in suspense or in fits of laughter and the crazy situations Mia gets herself into! i think the awesome thing about meg cabot is how she tells storys in a way in which puts you in the characters shoes creating every day sinareos which you have no choice but to relate too! would recommend this to anyone after a funny, comical book with a hint of romance especially if you want a light read.