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Jennifer posted a review at .
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Reviewed by Andie Z. for TeensReadToo.comIt's the beginning of Mia's junior year, but so far, things are not going as planned. For starters, Mia may have managed to pass Algebra and Geometry, but now she has to deal with Pre-Calculus. And she's also totally lost in Chemistry, even though she now has two lab partners instead of just one. Lilly has also decided to nominate Mia for student body president. Again. And even though Mia has tried to explain that she doesn't want it, as we all know, once Lilly's mind is made up, there's no changing it. On top of all that, Michael has some interesting news for Mia. He has the opportunity to do some more work on the robotic arm he's been developing that could make it possible to perform closed-chest surgery. Great, right? Wrong. In order to do this research, Michael is moving to Japan. For a year. Or more. And he won't be coming back over holiday breaks. Mia's world seems to be falling apart around her, and she can't understand how a year that was supposed to have been so great can have turned into such a nightmare so quickly. But then, with some unexpected help from Grandmere, Mia comes up with a plan. One that might just convince Michael to stay in New York, if only she has the guts to go through with it. In this eighth installment of the PRINCESS DIARIES series, Mia finds herself having to grow up and deal with more adult situations, and it's a refreshing change from previous books. I have to admit, this series did seem to be going on for a very long time, but personally, with this book, Meg Cabot has managed to recapture my interest. Mia is still the same princess, entertaining and somewhat naive, but her voice seems to have matured, and the book has lost a lot of the bubbly, pre-teen feel. Overall, PRINCESS ON THE BRINK is a great addition to the series, sure to please old and new fans, and there is no doubt that it will leave readers clamoring for more. 
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Sony Mansoori posted a review at .
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cant believe how it ended ...i m looking forward to read the next book in the series
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amanda posted a review at .
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mia has to make sooo many choices....
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Dana posted a review at .
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Why is making yourself orgasm with a showerhead being discussed in a book, aimed at 15 y/o's. I also feel like this book is tired, as if Meg Cabot was running out of stuff to write about. However, the climatic and emotional ending does make me want to dive into Book 9.
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A reader posted a review at .
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The book is great as usual ! But i hated how she broke up with michael over something so silly !!
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This book always makes me sad, why did Michael have to go to Japan? The cutest couple ever has been torn apart.
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Sessy posted a review at .
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the story is become more hilarious, but Cabot doesn't forget to always put some issues in the story...bravo!
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