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In "Princess in Pink," the fifth book of the popular series by Meg Cabot, Mia Thermopolis is preparing for her high school prom while still managing her royal duties as the Princess of Genovia. As Mia navigates the complexities of teenage life, she is faced with challenges that range from personal insecurities to navigating relationships with her friends and family, especially her overbearing grandmother, Queen Clarisse. Mia's journey is marked by humorous and relatable moments as she struggles with the pressures of being both a typical teenager and a princess. She faces the dilemma of balancing her desires for a normal high school experience with the expectations that come with her royal heritage. Ultimately, "Princess in Pink" explores themes of friendship, self-acceptance, and the pressures of growing up. Mia learns to embrace her identity and confronts her fears while enjoying the camaraderie of her friends, making for an entertaining and heartfelt story about finding one's place in the world.