SuitabookThe Highs and Lows of Being Mia
Meg Cabot
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A diary-style royal comedy combines school pressures with Mia’s uncertain public role. The two stories also bring in romance, social plans and personal discoveries.
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Meg Cabot
A diary-style royal comedy combines school pressures with Mia’s uncertain public role. The two stories also bring in romance, social plans and personal discoveries.
Jake Wizner
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