The seventh novel in the hilarious, bestselling The Princess Diaries series
Party Princess by Meg Cabot is the seventh book charting the (mis)adventures of Princess Mia, in The Princess Diaries. Party Princess was previously published as Seventh Heaven.
Poor Mia Thermopolis. Not only has she made a total ass of herself with J.P. (aka the Guy Who Hates It When They Put Corn In The Chilli) by trying to prove that she's a super-chilled party girl, but she's also bankrupted the student council. Way to go, Princess.
Just as Mia's scared that she's lost Michael and a ton of money, Grandm̬re steps in with a fundraising plan. She's going to stage a musical in front of the world's hottest celebs - and the star will be none other than Princess Amelia Mignonette Grimaldi Thermopolis Renaldo!
The Princess Diaries series by Meg Cabot continues to be phenomenally successful fifteen years since its first publication. After topping the US and UK bestseller lists for weeks and winning several awards, Meg was crowned the 'reigning grande dame of teenage chick lit' by The New York Times Book Review. Two films produced by Disney based on the series have been hugely popular throughout the world.
Meg Cabot has written many books for children, teenagers and adults, including the bestselling Abandon series, the All-American Girl books, Teen Idol, Avalon High and The Mediator series.
Meg Cabot (her last name rhymes with habit, as in 'her books can be habit forming') currently lives in Key West, Florida, with her husband and various cats.
All Mia Thermopolis ever wanted was for her best friend‰۪s brother to notice she was alive ‰ÛÒ and to pass freshman Algebra. But once her dad has told her she‰۪s heir to the throne of the country of Genovia, Mia has enough problems to fill a lifetime of diaries! Join Mia in The Princess Diaries as she tries to figure out how to act like a princess, yet still be a teenager.
The (mis)adventures continue in A Royal Disaster, Princess in the Middle, Royally Obsessed, Prom Princess, Royal Rebel, Party Princess, Royal Scandal and Bad Heir Day, and follow the trials and tribulations of Mia until she turns eighteen in book ten, Crowning Glory. Mia tackles learning how to be a princess as she tries to deal with all the everyday difficulties of growing up, including a secret admirer, a high-school musical, a rather complicated love triangle and getting dumped. Will Mia decide to keep her crown at the end of it all?
‰Û÷Hilarious . . . reading her journal is like reading a note from your best friend . . . an off-the-wall sense of humour that will have readers laughing out loud‰۪ Booklist
