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Oliver Gilliland ogilliland — SPOILER ALERT: THERE ARE SPOILERS GALORE AHEAD: (But if you don't want to know about the book, why are you reading reviews of it on Good Reads anyway?) 1)Mia graduates high school--finally after 10 books (!) 2)Michael comes back and Mia and he get back together 3)Mia finally sleeps with him--but Meg Cabot is crafty enough to disguise the scene as a page from the bodice ripper that Mia writes. And of course, it's superfantabulous, the best sex ever. Yeah, right... 4)The bodice ripper is (really) actually worse than "Twilight", but a publisher still decides that it is a great book and publishes it even BEFORE they find out that Princess Mia wrote it, NOT "Daphne Delacroix" 5)If you really want to read the whole thing, Meg Cabot has actually had the chutzpah to let her publisher rake in some more money by publishing "Mia's" book on its own. 6)Meg Cabot is the money whore of authors. Is she getting kickbacks for all the product placements for high priced bling in these books? Is she planning on revamping the product and celebrity names in 10 years time when these books have become as dated as "Sweet Valley High"? and raking in MORE money? 7)Does Donald Trump really relate higher on the celebrity scale than Princes William and Harry? Didn't Cabot THINK before she wrote out her guest list of celebs for Mia's party. And LAST: 8)Would Barack and Michele Obama be caught dead at such a party? And if so, wouldn't Mia be a little more interested in them than in Angelina Jolie? Utterly predictable. But after 9 other books, what do you expect?

Mafalda Pinto mafaldapmatos — I loved this book! Anne Frank was amazing to write it. I need to go see her house sometime. Books like this just make you appreciate what you have.

Carlos Alberto ca2w — Elisabeth Elliot often gets criticized for having overly conservative views when it comes to gender. I have not read her other books about relationships, but I thought a lot of her reflections in this book were very appropriate and true.

Duygu ölmez duyguolmez — The only book I read at GCSE I that I actually liked enough to re-read for pleasure.

Mariela Aloma maryaloma — a lovely, light hiatus from the emotional gravitas the wimsey-vane pairing brought to the series. this book reminds us, as if we needed reminding, exactly how clever harriet vane is and why exactly she's peter's equal. and while the pause in their romantic adventures was imperative for their character development ("we were on a break!"), the book suffered slightly for the lack of energy their pairing always brings. in sum, this book is much like any of the pre-harriet wimsey titles -- gorgeous, clever, light, and eclipsed by the superior wimsey-vane installations.

Morkos Magdy markmag2005e80 — my favorite of the harry hole books thus far. already have the next one from the library so i'm excited.