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August 28, 2015

2015 September Events and October Brazil Tour!

Hello, readers, royals, and mediators! It’s been such a fun, busy summer. I’ve had a great time seeing (and hearing from) so many of you during my 15th Anniversary Princess Diaries tour to celebrate the releases of Royal Wedding and From the Notebooks of a Middle School Princess!

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But guess what? It’s not over yet. I’ve still got a few more (national and international) stops to make in September and October!

Read on to see if I’ll be visiting a town near you (unless of course you’re my mother...

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Published on August 28, 2015 08:33

June 20, 2015

The Royal Wedding Day is Here!

Today isthe official wedding day of Mia and Michael (according to the royal invitation in Princess Diaries #11, Royal Wedding).

To celebrate, I’m drinkingtrying to be a little kinder to everyone I know (including myself). As Mia mentions in the book, the reason people loveweddings (and brides) so much is because they’re symbols of hopefulness in a world that sometimes seems filled with sadness and despair.

So here’s a link to Mia and Michael’sWedding Play List. Dance along with me and all the...

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Published on June 20, 2015 14:20

June 2, 2015

Mia is back!

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I can’t believe it’s been a decade and a half since we first metthat so not-ready-for-royalty princess, Mia Thermopolis, andsix yearssince we last saw a book about about her! She–and we–have come a long way since then, from barely passing Algebra, to that first kiss from Michael, to saving Genovia, her kingdom, from financial ruin!

And now they’re here at last:Royal Wedding, the first adult installment in the series that so many readers have been waiting for (and those who aren’t familiar wi...

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Published on June 02, 2015 11:31

April 29, 2015

Book tour!

Look what’s coming to a town near you! Well, hopefully….

MyPrincess Diaries/Middle School Princessbook tour!

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Here are just a few of the places I’ll be this spring/summer. Not all my events/signings have been finalized so I’m onlylisting the ones I know right now for sure. Stay tuned!

Dallas, TX
The RT Booklovers Convention
Thursday, May 14-Saturday, May 16
Click here for events I’m currently scheduled to attend!
(I’ll also be signing on Saturday in YA Alley!)

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From the Notebooks of a Mi...

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Published on April 29, 2015 12:58

April 17, 2015

Spring! Contests! New Books!

Spring is here!

I know because these have arrived . . . .

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Oops, no, not those. Silly me. I meant these:

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Advanced reader copies of Princess Diaries #11, Royal Wedding, and From the Notebooks of a Middle School Princess!

I’m so excited it’s finally here…the 15th Birthday of the publication of The Princess Diaries series, and with it, the first ever ADULT bookin the series, and the first ever middle grade bookabout a whole new princess, for a whole new generation of readers!

If you wan...

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Published on April 17, 2015 08:24

January 19, 2015

Happy Anniversary!

I can’t believe it, but it’s true. 2015 marks the 15th anniversary of the publication of the first book in The Princess Diaries series!


I know. You were just a baby back then. So was I! Look at my rosy cheeks!


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Ha ha ha. Okay, so that photo totally isn’t from 2000. I don’t have any digital photos of myself from the year 2000!


As regular readers of this blog know, to celebrate the 15th Anniversary ofThe Princess Diaries, we’re going to be having all sorts of amazing events, contests, and give-away...

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Published on January 19, 2015 07:44

December 22, 2014

2014: The Year in Review

Happy Holidays!


If you’re a regular reader of this blog, you know I’m pretty honest. There are some things I can’t say online because I try to be princessy, and princesses aren’t rude (to people’s faces).


But I think we can all agree that 2014 was a pretty terrible year. Borrowing from kids’ book author Megan McDonald, I started calling Summer of 2014 the Bummer Summer.


Amidst all the many national and global tragedies that occurred, He Who Shall Not Be Named In This Blog lost his father, and we...

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Published on December 22, 2014 13:49

November 30, 2014

Give a Gift of Books!

The holidays are upon us! If you want to give the gift of a Meg Cabot book, and you would like an autographed bookplate to put inside of it (plus fun bookmarks and flyers and postcards etc), for FREE, now is the time you should be sending your self-addressed stamped envelope to my PO Box, letting me know how many you need.


Write to:


Meg Cabot


P.O. Box 4904


Key West, FL 33041-4904


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We’ll try to accommodate you as best we can (although it’s getting a bit close to D-Day)!



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You can also send books themse...

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Published on November 30, 2014 13:13

September 13, 2014

25 More Things You Don’t Know About Meg

1. Meg’s written over 80 books whichhave been published in 38 countries, including the US, UK, Brazil, France, Germany, Poland, and Japan, among many others.



2. She has over 25 million books in print.



3. Meg was diagnosed with celiac disease in 2008 (it runs in her family), which is sad because most of her favorite foods have gluten in them.


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4. But don’t feel sorry for her because many of Meg’s books have been #1 on the New York Times bestseller list, in addition to beingUSA Today, Publishers We...

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Published on September 13, 2014 11:40

September 11, 2014

9/11: Keep It From Happening Again

Every year teachers let me know that the post below about my experience living in Manhattan a few dozen blocks from the World Trade Center on 9/11 has become part of their classroom curriculum, so I continue to post it annually.

I think it’s especially important to post this year given the fact that the other day I overheard some guy ask: “Why should we care if a few Westerners want to join ISIS? What’s the worst that could happen?”

I’d like to think this guy is just some random butthole, bu...

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Published on September 11, 2014 07:32