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Meg Cabot

Forever Princess

For my agent Laura Langlie with love and many thanks for her endless - photo 1

For my agent, Laura Langlie, with love and many thanks for her

endless patience, kindness, and, most of all, her sense of humor!

Its exactly like the ones in the stories, she wailed. Them pore princess ones that was drove into the world.

A LITTLE PRINCESS

Frances Hodgson Burnett

Contents

Epigraph

Begin Reading

Acknowledgments

About the Author

Praise

Other Books by Meg Cabot

Credits

Copyright

About the Publisher

teenSTYLE

EXCLUSIVE!

teenSTYLEchats with Princess Mia Thermopolis on what it means to be royal, her upcoming high school graduation and prom, and her fashion must-haves!

teenSTYLE caught up to Princess Mia this spring as she was engaged in one of her many volunteer activitiestidying up Central Park, along with the rest of her fellow Albert Einstein High School seniors, since theyll all be taking part in commencement ceremonies there in a few weeks!

What could be less princessy than painting park benches? And yet Princess Mia managed to look entirely regal in a pair of 7 For All Mankind dark-rinse low-rise skinny jeans, a simple white crew-neck tee, and Emilio Pucci ballerina flats.

This is one royal who truly knows what it means to haveteen STYLE!

teenSTYLE: Lets cut right to the chase. A lot of people are confused about whats happening with the government in Genovia right now. Our readers really want to know: Are you still a princess?

Princess Mia:Yes, of course. Genovia was an absolute monarchy until I found a document last year revealing that my ancestress, Princess Amelie, had declared it a constitutional monarchyexactly like Englandfour hundred years ago. That document was proven valid by the Genovian parliament last spring, and now were two weeks away from elections for prime minister.

teenSTYLE: But will you still rule?

Princess Mia:Much to my chagrin. I mean, yes. I will inherit the throne upon the death of my father. The people of Genovia will elect a prime minister, the same as the people of England, while still having a reigning monarchin Genovias case, since were a principality, a prince or princess.

teenSTYLE: Thats great! So youll always have the tiara, the limos, the palace, the beautiful ball gowns.

Princess Mia:And the bodyguards, the paparazzi, no private life, people like you hounding me, and my grandmother forcing me to agree to meet with you to get my name in your magazine so we can attract more tourists to Genovia? Yes. Not, of course, that we arent in enough magazines right now, seeing as how my dad is running for prime minister, and his own cousin, Prince Ren, is running against him.

teenSTYLE: And leading in the polls, according to the latest news reports. But lets move on to your plans for after high school. Youre scheduled to graduate from Manhattans prestigious Albert Einstein High School on May 7. What kind of accessories do you plan on wearing to set off your mortarboard hat and gown

Princess Mia:Although frankly, I find Prince Rens campaign platform ridiculous. Hes been quoted as saying, Youd be surprised how many people in the world have never even heard of Genovia. Many of them believe its a made-up place, something out of a movie. Im out to change all that. But his ideas of changing Genovia for the better include generating more income from tourism. He keeps insisting Genovia could be a vacation destination spot like Miami or Las Vegas!Vegas! He wants to install restaurant chains like Applebees, Chilis, and McDonalds in order to appeal to cruise ship tourists visiting from America. Can you imagine? What could be more disastrous to Genovias delicate infrastructure? Some of our bridges are five centuries old! Not to mention what it would do to the environment, which has already been severely damaged by cruise ship waste dumping

teenSTYLE: Erwe can see this is an issue about which you feel passionately. We encourage our readers to take a keen interest in current eventslike your eighteenth birthday, which we know is coming up on May 1! Any truth to the rumors that your grandmother, the Dowager Princess Clarisse, has been in New York City for some time, planning a completely over-the-top eighteenth birthday celebration for you, aboard a yacht?

Princess Mia:Im not saying there isnt necessarily room for improvement in Genovia, but not in the way Prince Ren means. I believe Dads responsethat if anything, what our citizens need right now is improvements to their daily livesis utterly correct. My father, not Prince Ren, has the experience Genovia needs right now. I mean, hes been prince there his entire life, and has ruled for the past ten years. He knows, more than anyone, what his people need and dont needand what they dont need is an Applebees!

teenSTYLE: Soyoure planning on studying political science in college?

Princess Mia:What? Oh, no. I was thinking of majoring in journalism. With a creative writing minor.

teenSTYLE: Really? So you want to be a journalist?

Princess Mia:Actually, Id love to be an author. I know publishing is really hard to break in to. But Ive heard if you start by writing romance novels, you have a better chance.

teenSTYLE: Speaking of romance, you must be getting ready for something every girl in America is starting to get excited for! A little something called PROM?

Princess Mia:Oh. Um. Yeah. I guess.

teenSTYLE: Come on, you can tell us. Of course youre going! We all know things between you and longtime steady boyfriend Michael Moscovitz ended last year when he went off to Japan. He hasnt come back yet, right?

Princess Mia:As far as I know, hes still in Japan. And were just friends.

teenSTYLE: Right! Youve often been seen in the company of fellow AEHS senior John Paul Reynolds-Abernathy IV. Thats him painting that bench over there, isnt it?

Princess Mia:Uhyeah.

teenSTYLE: Sodont keep us in suspense! Is J.P. the special guy wholl be escorting you to Albert Einstein Highs senior prom? And what will you be wearing? You know metallics are in this seasoncan we count on you to glitter in gold?

Princess Mia:Oh, no! Im so sorry! My bodyguard didnt mean to kick that paint can over onto you. How clumsy of him! Do send me the dry-cleaning bill.

Lars:Care of the Royal Genovian press office, Fifth Avenue.

Her Royal Highness

Dowager Princess

Clarisse Marie Grimaldi Renaldo

requests the pleasure of your company at a soiree to celebrate the eighteenth birthday of

Her Royal Highness

Princess Amelia Mignonette Grimaldi Thermopolis Renaldo

on Monday the First of May at seven oclock in the evening at South Street Seaport, Pier Eleven

The Royal Genovian Yacht Clarisse 3

Yale University

Dear Princess Amelia,

Congratulations on your admission to Yale College! Announcing the good news to a candidate is the absolute best part of my job, and it gives me great pleasure to send you this letter. You have every reason to feel proud of our offer of admission. I know that Yale would be an even richer and more vital place for your being here

Picture 2 Princeton University

Dear Princess Amelia,

Congratulations! Your academic accomplishments, extracurricular achievements, and strong personal qualities were deemed by the admissions officers to be exceptional and ones we want here at Princeton. We are pleased to be sending you this good news and especially to be welcoming you to Princeton

COLUMBIAUNIVERSITY

COLUMBIA COLLEGE

Dear Princess Amelia:

Congratulations! The Committee on Admissions joins me in the most rewarding part of this jobinforming you that you have been selected for admission to Columbia University in the City of New York. We are fully confident that the gifts you bring to our campus will be unique and valuable and that your abilities will be challenged and developed here

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