Ei… thanks for the reviews… sorry for those people who are waiting for the continuation of this fic if I'm not updating… I'm having second thoughts on continuing this story because I really haven't straighten it out on which way the story would go… but I'm working on another fic based upon the 6th book "Six Appeal" in the UK; "Forever Princess" (it's not yet sure if this will be the title) in the US. Since it will not be released until 2004 in the UK and 2005 in the US… I'll try my best to give justice to the available plot at hand right now…
I have included the given plots of the 5th, "Give Me Five" in the UK; "Princess in a Prom Dress" in the US and the 6th book here… I've got it from Meg's publisher's website…
Disclaimer: Princess Diaries and all the magnificent characters in it is owned by the brilliant Meg Cabot (thanks for sharing with us the enchanting world of Princess Diaries, rest assure, it will be cherished forever.)
5th Book…
PRINCESS IN A PROM DRESS
Spring has sprung in Manhattan. With her mom due to give birth at any minute, Mia's having trouble concentrating: on her new position reporting for the A.E.H.S. school paper, the Atom (one thing Mia knows she can do is write. She's certainly filled up enough journals to prove that! What kind of writing she's best at still remains a mystery, however), as well as on her Final Exams. And the fact that she is scheduled to spend the entire summer in Genovia, away from her new baby brother (whom her mother has resolved to raise in an entirely non-gender specific manner) and her new boyfriend, Michael, isn't helping her focus.
At least Mia will have the memory of prom to carry with her while she is making the rounds in the Genovian royal court. Or that's what she thinks until she makes a horrible discovery: the ballroom where A.E.H.S. normally holds the senior prom has been shut down by the health department, and it is too late in the year to find a new one!
Not to fear, however. After having confided, in a weak moment, her disappointment to Grandmere, the A.E.H.S. senior prom is back on...Dowager Princess style. Which is when Mia makes her second horrible discovery: Michael Moscovitz thinks proms are stupid. And if Michael had reservations a bout attending prom before, he certainly isn't going to want to go now that Grandmere has turned it into such a geekfest, complete with a seventeen piece orchestra and mandatory waltz lessons.
Lilly, meanwhile, has gotten involved with the busboys who are daily picketing the Plaza, the new location of the A.E.H.S. prom--much to the chagrin of Boris, who consequently breaks up with her. With Lilly dateless, and Shameeka and Tina's boyfriends joining Michael in boycotting the dance as well, it looks as if it is going to take all of Mia's newly learned diplomatic skills to get her the prom she's always dreamed of.
6th Book…
FOREVER PRINCESS
Back from another excruciatingly boring summer in Genovia, Mia, now fifteen, is starting her sophomore year. No longer the lowest man on the totem pole, Mia's ready to rule the school. After all, she's got a boyfriend (a college man!), a pretty English teacher who actually thinks she has talent, and has asked her to write for the school's new literary 'zine, and, most important of all, no more Algebra--Mia's on to Geometry! And, as everyone says, if you were bad at Algebra, you are bound to be good at Geometry.
It doesn't take long before Mia realizes that this isn't necessarily true. Nor is her stint writing for The Manhattan Project turning out to be quite what she expected, either--though Mia's dad certainly seems taken with the 'zine's advisor. And as for having a college man for a boyfriend, Michael is so busy with placement exams and settling into his new dorm, he barely has time to email Mia anymore, let alone actually go out. And what, as Mia's nemesis Lana is quick to point out, having lost Josh to the Ivy League as well, is a college boy doing with a high school girl, anyway? Mia's bound to lose Michael eventually...college girls, Lana reminds her, put out.
As if none of this were bad enough, Lilly and Boris have split up, leaving Lilly footloose and fancy-free...and highly critical of Mia's own not particularly rock-steady-at-the-moment romance. Meanwhile, Grandmere is facing a mysterious surgery, which is causing her to make frequent updates to her Will...and forcing Mia to accept the fact that her grandmother might not be around forever...
...or at least until the stitches from her latest facelift heal.
~ so what do you think? Isn't it great? I just can't wait for it to come out…
Hope to hear from you soon… (o^_^o)
I have included the given plots of the 5th, "Give Me Five" in the UK; "Princess in a Prom Dress" in the US and the 6th book here… I've got it from Meg's publisher's website…
Disclaimer: Princess Diaries and all the magnificent characters in it is owned by the brilliant Meg Cabot (thanks for sharing with us the enchanting world of Princess Diaries, rest assure, it will be cherished forever.)
5th Book…
PRINCESS IN A PROM DRESS
Spring has sprung in Manhattan. With her mom due to give birth at any minute, Mia's having trouble concentrating: on her new position reporting for the A.E.H.S. school paper, the Atom (one thing Mia knows she can do is write. She's certainly filled up enough journals to prove that! What kind of writing she's best at still remains a mystery, however), as well as on her Final Exams. And the fact that she is scheduled to spend the entire summer in Genovia, away from her new baby brother (whom her mother has resolved to raise in an entirely non-gender specific manner) and her new boyfriend, Michael, isn't helping her focus.
At least Mia will have the memory of prom to carry with her while she is making the rounds in the Genovian royal court. Or that's what she thinks until she makes a horrible discovery: the ballroom where A.E.H.S. normally holds the senior prom has been shut down by the health department, and it is too late in the year to find a new one!
Not to fear, however. After having confided, in a weak moment, her disappointment to Grandmere, the A.E.H.S. senior prom is back on...Dowager Princess style. Which is when Mia makes her second horrible discovery: Michael Moscovitz thinks proms are stupid. And if Michael had reservations a bout attending prom before, he certainly isn't going to want to go now that Grandmere has turned it into such a geekfest, complete with a seventeen piece orchestra and mandatory waltz lessons.
Lilly, meanwhile, has gotten involved with the busboys who are daily picketing the Plaza, the new location of the A.E.H.S. prom--much to the chagrin of Boris, who consequently breaks up with her. With Lilly dateless, and Shameeka and Tina's boyfriends joining Michael in boycotting the dance as well, it looks as if it is going to take all of Mia's newly learned diplomatic skills to get her the prom she's always dreamed of.
6th Book…
FOREVER PRINCESS
Back from another excruciatingly boring summer in Genovia, Mia, now fifteen, is starting her sophomore year. No longer the lowest man on the totem pole, Mia's ready to rule the school. After all, she's got a boyfriend (a college man!), a pretty English teacher who actually thinks she has talent, and has asked her to write for the school's new literary 'zine, and, most important of all, no more Algebra--Mia's on to Geometry! And, as everyone says, if you were bad at Algebra, you are bound to be good at Geometry.
It doesn't take long before Mia realizes that this isn't necessarily true. Nor is her stint writing for The Manhattan Project turning out to be quite what she expected, either--though Mia's dad certainly seems taken with the 'zine's advisor. And as for having a college man for a boyfriend, Michael is so busy with placement exams and settling into his new dorm, he barely has time to email Mia anymore, let alone actually go out. And what, as Mia's nemesis Lana is quick to point out, having lost Josh to the Ivy League as well, is a college boy doing with a high school girl, anyway? Mia's bound to lose Michael eventually...college girls, Lana reminds her, put out.
As if none of this were bad enough, Lilly and Boris have split up, leaving Lilly footloose and fancy-free...and highly critical of Mia's own not particularly rock-steady-at-the-moment romance. Meanwhile, Grandmere is facing a mysterious surgery, which is causing her to make frequent updates to her Will...and forcing Mia to accept the fact that her grandmother might not be around forever...
...or at least until the stitches from her latest facelift heal.
~ so what do you think? Isn't it great? I just can't wait for it to come out…
Hope to hear from you soon… (o^_^o)