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"  Before the kids were killing each other in The Hunger Games and climbing up ferris wheels in Divergent, the most popular YA series in all the land was The Princess Diaries. It was a simpler time, when a young female protagonist found out she was secretly royalty and the resulting movies were only rated G because they did not include violent deaths. Now, thanks to Meg Cabot, the author of The Princess Diaries series, the world can revisit that blissful era once again. Meg recently announced that she&amp;#039;s working on a new Princess Diaries book called Royal Wedding, set to be released in 2015. Long live Genovia! MORE: 7 Reasons Why Divergent Is Better Than The Hunger Games According to Cabot&amp;#039;s blog post, Royal Wedding will be targeted toward an older audience, which bodes well for fans who never got enough Michael Moscovitz makeout scenes during the original series&amp;#039; run. Of the book&amp;#039;s plot, she wrote, &amp;quot;Princess Mia&amp;#039;s planned nuptials to longtime love Michael Moscovitz are in jeopardy when the paparazzi uncover a startling secret: Mia has a long lost younger sister.&amp;quot; Ooo, scandal! The long-lost sister is also getting her own book, because Cabot knows what the people of Genovia want. Titled From the Notebooks of a Middle School Princess, the book will be targeted toward younger readers and will feature illustrations by Cabot herself. Be honest, you&amp;#039;re totally going to read both! Are you excited for the new Princess Diaries book and new spin-off? Sound off in the comments! MORE: What To Read This Summer 17 Problems Only Disney Princesses Understand Feel Like A Princess At Prom With One Of These Dresses 17 Things To Read, See, Download, and Do This Spring Originally posted on: Cosmopolitan.com "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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