TITLE: THE PRINCESS DIARIES – SEVENTH HEAVEN


AUTHOR: MEG CABOT


GENRE: YOUNG ADULT (FICTION)

                                       

                                           PLOT :                                                

Seventh Heaven is the seventh book in The Princess Diaries series. It is a story of Mia Thermopolis a teenager in New York, who discovered that she is the princess of a small European place called Génovia. Seventh Heaven is about the life of Mia Thermopolis from she bankrupts the student government of her school buying high-tech recycling bins, her struggles to fakes “party girl” appearance before her boyfriend, a new literary magazine “Fat Louis’s Pink Butt hole”, her new friendships, and at the end, a play to help Genovian olive farmers.

                                   CHARACTERS :

Mia Thermopolis: the protagonist of the series

Grandmere: Mia`s paternal grandmother

Lilly Moscovitz: Mia`s best friend

Michael Moscovitz: Mia`s boyfriend

John Paul (JP): Mia`s schoolmate, she refers to him as “the guy who hates it when they put corn in the chilli”

These are the main characters in this story.

                                      MY REVIEW :


This book is mainly based on Mia Thermopolis life in a society with interesting melodramas. I liked the writing style as the story started with a letter written by Mia to a dead person, asking advice to achieve “self-actualization” and progressed as her daily diary entries. It is so different from the typical YA romance fictions because it’s dealt with the real problem that a teenager could face in her lifetime. This story flawlessly portrays a girl’s mental conflicts, her egos, her unwanted doubts she would meet during her teenage times. several portions in the books which were unnecessarily explained which I found a waste of time. It was a light-heartened read for me and I am not much impressed with it as well.

                                         MY RATING :            

                                                  3.5 stars out of 5 stars


You can buy the book here.


                                                         

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