The Princess Diaries. Parts 1-4 (set)

Set of 4 books "The Princess Diaries" + "Princess in the Spotlight" + "The Princess Diaries: Royal Engagement" + "The Princess Diaries: Princess on the Job" #1 The Princess Diaries Mia Thermopolis is an ordinary fourteen-year-old schoolgirl from New York.... All she cares about are her bad grades and the lack of a personal life. She has a crush on senior Josh Richter and dreams of him asking her to the dance. But Mia's life turns upside down when her father suddenly arrives and reveals that he is the prince of a small European country called Genovia. This means Mia is a princess. #2 Princess in the Spotlight Until recently, Mia Thermopolis was just an ordinary schoolgirl; now she is the heir to the throne of the small European state of Genovia. Her grandmother, the dowager princess, is teaching Mia royal etiquette and arranges an interview for her on America's most popular show. But the interview turns into a disaster: Mia mocks her school's teachers, spills her mother's secret, and gets into a fight with her friends—all in front of a multi-million audience... #3 The Love-struck Princess Mia is the happiest girl in the world. First of all, she is a princess. Secondly, she finally has a boyfriend. But the life of a princess is not so simple. Between performing in front of high society and preparing for exams, Mia has to escape from her boyfriend Kenny's overzealous kisses. And it seems she is developing feelings for another guy... The life of a princess is nothing like a fairy tale! #4 The Princess on Duty Genovia has finally introduced Princess Mia. Her first attempts to show her connection to the royal family provoke mixed reactions. Everyone admires the young ruler's sense of style, but her proposal to install parking meters has caused a true protest. But running a country is nothing compared to Mia's real problems. She can't get a clear answer from Michael about the status of their relationship, algebra still haunts her in nightmares, and her grandmother's lessons are getting tedious. But is there any