The Princess Diaries (Vol.1 The Princess Diaries)

Name: The Princess Diaries (Vol.1 The Princess Diaries)
Brand: Totvsrj-record-dc
SKU: 9788501062901
Price: 64.90 BRL
Availability: OutOfStock

Autor: Meg Cabot

Coleção: O Diário da princesa

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Sinopse

The first volume of the series that enchanted millions of teenagers around the world Adapted for the screen by Disney Studios, Meg Cabot's The Princess Diaries is the story of Mia Thermopolis—a typical American teenager who receives news that turns her life upside down. Mia knows she's the result of an affair her mother had many years ago and only sees her father during the holidays and at Christmas. Until one day, he discovers he can no longer have children. Nothing surprising except for one detail: Mia discovers her father is a prince. In other words, the young woman is suddenly the sole heir to the Genovian throne. Being a princess and actually named Amelia Mignonette Grimaldi Thermopolis Renaldo, Mia's life changes completely. She begins to be approached by paparazzi who invade her school to photograph her, and as if by magic, she becomes popular. But, still far from being a Cinderella, the young woman finds herself forced to leave her town, her school, and on top of that, take lessons in good manners from her grandmother, a traditional European woman. While the dream of many girls Mia's age is to be a princess, for her it could turn into a real nightmare. The Princess Diaries are memories of any teenager Mia's age. She lives in New York, in Greenwich Village, with her mother, a successful painter who suddenly starts dating her algebra teacher—a real embarrassment to the class. Mia is clumsy, has huge feet, and unlike most of her friends, looks like an ironing board. Her best friend, Lilly, is ugly and hosts a television show on the school channel. Her hottest dreams in her diary revolve around kissing Josh Richter—the most popular boy in school. The heroine of The Princess Diaries will win the hearts of every teenage girl around the world who once dreamed of wearing a diamond-studded crown. Meg Cabot's book is delightful and fun, filled with references to American pop culture. For young readers, it will be like reading the diary of a close friend.