In the fifth book of the Princess Diaries series, it's nearly Mia's fifteenth birthday - a time when a princess should be getting ready for the Senior Prom, escorted by her ultra-hottie boyfriend, Michael. But nothing's going according to plan. Michael hasn't even invited her to the prom yet.
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One half hour until the most important event in my life (so far) and everything is going to pieces. Is this any way to treat someone who will, in thirty minutes, turn fifteen? I DON'T THINK SO!
In the fifth book of the Princess Diaries series, Mia's life is SO over.
Not only is she facing a dullsville summer in Genovia without Michael, but now Grandmere has taken over the prom – the biggest, most romantic night of Mia's whole life – and turned it into a total geekfest, complete with orchestra and waltz lessons.
It's nearly Mia's fifteenth birthday - a time when a princess should be getting ready for the Senior Prom, escorted by her ultra-hottie boyfriend, Michael. But nothing's going according to plan. Michael hasn't even invited her to the prom yet. Then he says he wants to go bowling. Bowling??? My boyfriend would rather go bowling on his prom night than go to the prom!!! Does he not have a romantic feeling in his body? Hello, what exactly is going ON there?
Mia is determined to salvage the prom of her dreams. Just as she cooks up a plan to change Michael's mind, disaster strikes. The kind of disaster than on a miracle can overcome - a miracle called Grandmere.
