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Young Adult · 2006 · G

Valentine Princess

by Meg Cabot

Princess Mia navigates her first Valentine's Day as an official couple with a boyfriend who thinks the holiday is a scam.

Grandmere is determined to prove that boy (aka Michael) isn't the right one for the crown princess of Genovia. Mia isn't having much luck proving otherwise, since Michael has a history of being decidedly against Valentine's Day.

ForAll agesGenreYoung AdultLength86 pagesRead time~1.5 hours

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Violence

None

None

Language

None

None notable; clean teen humor

Sexual Content

None

None beyond a sweet, age-appropriate teen romance

Substance Use

None

None

Emotional Intensity

Barely any

Light, typical teen anxiety about romance and fitting in

What this book is about

In this short Princess Diaries novella, Mia frets over her first Valentine's Day with boyfriend Michael, who dismisses the holiday as commercial nonsense, while an astrologer's prediction about her supposed 'true match' complicates things further.

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