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A review by annettebooksofhopeanddreams
Give Me Five by Meg Cabot
4.0
I almost thought that waking up very early this morning was a good thing. Almost. Because that meant I could finish the other book early, which meant I could sneak in another Princess Diaries book! I think I'm in a weird sort of mental state at the moment. I want to read some mind-blowing books making me cry, but on the other hand I also need these comfort reads I can just read with a smile on my face knowing all will be well in the end.
The princess diaries is such a comfort read and I'm constantly looking forward to reading the next book in the series. The story is so light and so young and so funny and so Mia. I already told it in previous reviews and I will happily tell it again, but if you're looking for some deep and interesting plot, you're not gonna find it. If you're looking for something that will entertain you endlessly, because it's just so amusing? You will like this book.
In this book it's not just Mia being in a state of drama (Mia is always in a state of drama, apart from the last few pages in every book), but her friends are going through some heavy times too. Her best friend is suddenly falling pray to hormones (it happens when you're a teenager, right?), another one of her friends has their heart broken (happens to teenagers a lot too) and another one is struggling getting over a broken heart.
And then there's Mia. Mia wants to go to prom, but Michael finds Prom stupid. And believe it or not, but basically this entire book is about Mia trying to come up with ways to convince Michael to ask her to prom, without her actually telling him that she wants him to ask her to prom. And it's just so Mia and she writes it down so funnily and she has such a great way of looking at her own stupid mistakes. I just can't help myself. I just love her.
On to the next one!
The princess diaries is such a comfort read and I'm constantly looking forward to reading the next book in the series. The story is so light and so young and so funny and so Mia. I already told it in previous reviews and I will happily tell it again, but if you're looking for some deep and interesting plot, you're not gonna find it. If you're looking for something that will entertain you endlessly, because it's just so amusing? You will like this book.
In this book it's not just Mia being in a state of drama (Mia is always in a state of drama, apart from the last few pages in every book), but her friends are going through some heavy times too. Her best friend is suddenly falling pray to hormones (it happens when you're a teenager, right?), another one of her friends has their heart broken (happens to teenagers a lot too) and another one is struggling getting over a broken heart.
And then there's Mia. Mia wants to go to prom, but Michael finds Prom stupid. And believe it or not, but basically this entire book is about Mia trying to come up with ways to convince Michael to ask her to prom, without her actually telling him that she wants him to ask her to prom. And it's just so Mia and she writes it down so funnily and she has such a great way of looking at her own stupid mistakes. I just can't help myself. I just love her.
On to the next one!