¡Oferta!

The princess diaries

$15,990

-70%
(1 valoración de cliente)

1 disponibles

Si está AGOTADO 😣, ¿quieres que te contemos cuando llegue otro? 

  • Compra tus Libros Usados y Nuevos | Librería Online.
  • Envíos con tiempo de entrega de 1 a 4 días:
    • Bogotá: $8.000.
    • Cund/Tunja/Ibagué/Neiva: $9.500
    • Nacional: $15.000
    • Recoge en Bogotá Cra 15 cll 104 (sólo libros español). Clic en WA.
 Proceso de pago 100% seguro 

Descripción

Libro The princess diaries. «»This is how NOT a princess I am. I am so NOT a princess that when my dad started telling me I was one, I totally started crying.»» Raised in a Greenwich Village loft in New York City by her flaky-but-loving artist mother, ninth grader Mia Thermopolis is shocked to learn from her father that she is now the heir apparent to Genovia, the tiny European kingdom he rules. Her paternal grandmother further disrupts Mia’s life when she comes to town to mold the girl into a proper royal. Cabot’s debut children’s novel is essentially a classic makeover tale souped up on imperial steroids: a better haircut and an improved wardrobe garner Mia the attention of a hitherto unattainable boy. (Of course this boy isn’t all he appears to be, and another boyDthe true friend Mia mostly takes for grantedDturns out to be Mr. Right.) A running gag involving sexual harassment (including a foot fetishist obsessed with Mia’s best friend Lilly Moscovitz and a sidewalk groper dubbed the «»Blind Guy»») is more creepy than funny, and the portrayal of the self-conscious pseudo-zaniness of downtown life is over the top (Lilly’s parents, both psychoanalysts, get Rolfed, practice t’ai chi and attend benefits for «»the homosexual children of survivors of the Holocaust»»). Though Mia’s loopy narration has its charms and princess stories can be irresistible, a slapstick cartoonishness prevails here. Ages 12-up. (Oct.) FYI: Plans are in the works for a Disney film to be directed by Garry Marshall and starring Julie Andrews as the grandmother. Libro The princess diaries.

1 valoración en The princess diaries

  1. Deisy

    This book was entirely a blast from the past, and reading it was like rewatching the movie because the two are so similar and nostalgic. Obviously, this book focuses on such melodramatic and cheesy plot points, but the reason it was so fun was because of Mia’s sass and exasperation with her entire situation. I wish this book would have focused more on her transition to princess life rather than trying to continue on as normal and keeping it a secret, but I think that will be a lot more unpacked in the future books of the series, which I’m definitely interested in reading because they’re so lighthearted and fun and it makes me feel 12 again when I read these. Obviously there are some lines that wouldn’t fly if this book were published today, but overall this book held up over the decades and I think it was a ton of fun for young readers and as an adult

Añade una valoración

Tu dirección de correo electrónico no será publicada. Los campos obligatorios están marcados con *