Journal d'une Princesse, Tome 2 : Premiers pas

These books are so fun! So many parts make me smile or laugh while reading, which I almost never do. This book almost makes me want to try to keep a journal again. I love reading about Mia's weird life and her weird friends. Like I said in my review of book one, this really feels like a journal written by a 14 year old and I find that so fun. I'll definitely keep reading this series. ( )

A good book. ( )

One part of me is wondering why I never read this series before, and another part is so glad I haven't because I get to read them all for the first time now. I really liked the first book, but I loved this one. Because the princess reveal happened in the first book, there was less setting-up needed, and more room for Cabot's fantastic narrative voice and great characters.

There seemed to be a bit of a continuity issue, with some of the Josh and Michael stuff from the first book seeming to have been retconned away for this one, but that bit of confusion was really my only big issue with this.

Lots of fun and such a quick, light read.

This series is so adorable. Each additional book makes me fall more and more in love. ( )

3.5 stars.

The second book in the Princess Diaries series, and I can't help but feel that I liked this one slightly less than the first, though not by much. Mia's problems are dramatized, exaggerated, and at times very hard to believe, but they are still a great fun to read. ( )