Princess in Hot Pink (Vol. 5 The Princess Diaries)

Name: Princess in Hot Pink (Vol. 5 The Princess Diaries)
Brand: Totvsrj-record-dc
SKU: 9788501069993
Price: 64.90 BRL
Availability: InStock

Autor: Meg Cabot

Coleção: O Diário da princesa

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Sinopse

Even princesses dream. And Mia Thermapolis is no different: even though she's the heiress of a small European principality and lives in New York, one of the most exciting cities in the world, all she can think about is prom. In "Princess in Hot Pink," the fifth volume of the "Princess Diaries" series—which spawned the Disney Studios blockbuster starring Julie Andrews and Anne Hathaway and is one of Editora Record's best-selling releases—she must convince her boyfriend Michael to wear a tuxedo, buy a beautiful bouquet, and rent a limousine for the event. With lighthearted, laid-back language, Cabot follows Mia's adventures: her involvement in a strike and the termination of her contract, which forces her to spend her vacation with her grandmother. But other than that, everything is going well for the little princess. She's the newest member of the school newspaper, and the miracle of passing algebra is about to happen. Plus, she'll soon have a little brother or sister. Even though the mother spends the entire pregnancy complaining about the inconvenience of going to the bathroom every half hour, the main character's voice continues to captivate teenagers around the world, and the plot is more delightful and fun, filled with references to American pop culture. Lists of the hottest guys, the best movies, and cinematic favorites get a Prom version. Mia talks about all the teen movies that feature prom as a key plot development, especially "Girl in Hot Pink." Mia identifies with Molly Ringwald's character's drama—will she get to go to prom with the cute rich boy or the weird poor guy?—even though she hates her chosen dress. The color is nice, but it looks like a hideous potato sack. The book is an indiscreet peek into a completely wild world. Each page is the perfect summary of the hardships and neuroses of teenagers. From unrequited love to bad hair days, to existential doubts and movements to save the planet. Not forgetting non-classical conflicts with parents, wild parties, clothes and lots of making out.