I'm going to have to say that I still love the films as much as I used to. Despite the fact that there are differences. She's much too kind and sweet in the movie version. I can't see Julie Andrews maniupulating Mia to the extent she goes through. As I keep reading, I realize just how much they changed Grandmere's character.
How Mia's life story has become a movie and the injustices the characters (mainly Lilly) may feel towards their portrayal. But I suppose we are weak when it comes to family obligations, especially since Mia's has to do with duty to her country as well.I loved how Meg Cabot incorporated the movie into this book. After all that she's been through with her grandmother manipulating her, you would think that she can figure out this grandmother of hers. Well, in process of being reviewed.I'm a little surprised at Mia for being so gullible about her Grandmere. Which is why Volume 4 has been read and reviewed already. I certainly don't kiss my friend's brothers, much less love them. In this novel, she's trying to figure out whether Michael loves her or is IN love with her, even though he pretty much told her to her face that he loved her and had made out with her since. Then she was trying to break up or not break up with Kenny. Before she overthought whether Michael was her secret admirer or not. But I think a lot of us are like that, well girls anyways, we overthink things. Mia really does seem to stress herself out way more than she needs to be.
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