The Princess Diaries Novels & Stories

She knows I do not know but still asked. “No. Would the answers be in these books?” Opening my eyes, I see her smiling as she stands, motioning me to follow her. With a sigh, I sit up, push my chair back and stand. After a week of being here and getting to know the Priestess, I have learned she would rather show and not tell. Leading me down rows of shelves to the far right side of the library, I notice the books slowly becoming older and older the farther we walk until I notice the books turning from leather bound journals to baskets full of scrolls. One catches my eye, a basket labeled “The Tale of the Lost Princess” and I reach out to take it, wanting to know what was said about me when I

Sophia walked along the hall and she could hear what all the servant were thinking, some were complaining while some were admiring her and her cousins, she really enjoyed knowing peoples taught but she never expected that during mid day after her nap she would not hear any thing, she still had to control her powers to use it when ever she needed. Sophia sat down silently at the hall, she watch the play, It was tittlrd THE FALLEN PRINCESS it was about a young princes who wanted to be queen, she fell in love with a popper and because if that she could no longer be queen, she watch the film with amazement, the princess eventually lost her life while fighting for the throne. Just then Sophia st

Let me tell you what exactly is going on. On my thirteenth birthday, I was visited by the moon goddess in a dream, at first I didn't know who she was. We were both sitting on a log from a broken pine tree in a beautiful forest. The forest it self was something from a fairy tale, the smell of pine was strong as the green pines tress covered us from the sun, I could hear the animals running around, a faint roar of a waterfall, however, all I could focus on was how she was glowing. She had the most beautiful blue eyes, flowing white hair, and had the most calming aura around her, that would relax anyone around her. She introduced herself as the moon goddess and said that she needed my help with

He didn't mention it because she would have gotten big head about it. She was a spoiled Princess but she was smart and useful. If only she acted like that more. She was honestly the first person that he had interacted like that with. She had a very interesting personality and he could not decide if she was annoying or not. The more she showed him her calm side he would rue it out but then a few seconds later something stupid would come out of her mouth and it would all get reversed.

We both know that I definitely could use a vacation with all of the training that I have been doing lately so if something comes up I will have to try and stop myself from fighting it all of the time. For the rest of our dinner, we eat in quiet. My muscles are still screaming at me a little bit but with my advanced healing, I should be back to feeling like myself by morning. Unless, Dante has other plans besides letting me sleep tonight that is. The movie that he has picked for us to watch is the Princess Diaries. Apparently, this is one of the ones that I missed while I was living in a literal hole in the ground. It is not a bad movie but not the best that I

Or maybe he's still busy to think about finding me. But I'm still his daughter. Didn't he even missed me in the last three months? Or it's just okay with him without me around? But what about Mom? Isn't she informed? I smiled wryly. I know the Harold's will break it with Mom. Maybe she's also busy to even care. I heaved a sigh. I am Siren Mendez. Everybody calls me princess. But this princess here they didn't know. Though I got almost everything I need, yet it's all empty and I'm still lonely.

Wearing nice clothes, having money, having many friends, and not having any problems except studying. They had everything, they were free... Claire's hand opened the worn cloth bag she had been using for three years and took out a thin notebook. The notebook still contained some notes from her high school days. She believed that there was no woman in the world who had never dreamed of being a princess. She did too. Claire glanced at the clothes whose colors had long faded and smiled sadly. A princess who only had two pairs of decent clothes that had already faded. And never-ending problems...

Description Diana is a seventeen year old introverted high schooler in Fort Fairfield, Aroostook county. She live with her mother, Juliet and her little brother, Cole. The story begins with a set of unusual activities after Diana’s birthday leading to the discovery of her magical powers. She is the last white flasher and the only person who can fight against the evil that is eating up the very fabric of the world of magic.

“Curious thing, aren’t you?” Lyra squared her shoulders, lifting her chin despite the way her heart hammered against her ribs. “It’s not a crime to read a book.” The Mistress let out a soft chuckle. “Not at all. But it does make me wonder... why that book?” She tilted her head, eyes flicking toward the fallen tome on healing, then back to Lyra. “You had your pick of poisons, curses, and delightful little hexes… but you chose healing. Sentimental. Predictable.”

Heidi ran into my arms, while Sarah smiled warmly from chair, legs tucked up under her pleated skirt. "Did you guys have a good day?" Heidi nodded. "We practiced going to school, and we went to the library for story time, and I got some books! Oh!" Heidi pointed at the cardboard boxes, each sporting the picture of a sophisticated monkey with a top hat and monocle. "Did you get the pizza?" "Of course. So what movie are we watching?" "Ariel!" "The Little Mermaid it is." As Disney princess movies went it wasn't that bad so no arguments from me.