The Princess Diaries, Volume V: Princess in Pink
The Princess Diaries Volume V: Princess in Pink, released in the United Kingdom as The Princess Diaries: Give Me Five, is a young adult book in the "Princess Diaries" series. Written by Meg Cabot, it was released in 2004 by Harper Collins Publishers and is the fifth book in the series. Plot summary. Mia Thermopolis' boyfriend won't take her to the prom. Michael earns detention but still manages to make it in time for Mia's birthday dinner. Mia was surprised by her birthday gifts, especially a snowflake necklace from Michael  that symbolizes their falling in love at the winter dance. Dinner turns into a disaster. Poodle jumps out of Grand'Mere's purse and runs around the restaurant. The busboy (Jangbu) spills a meal on Grand'Mere's suit and gets fired. Mia throws a birthday party. While parents are getting more birthday supplies, teens play a game of Seven Minutes in Heaven. Mia asks Michael to prom, but he refuses her by saying he'll go bowling instead. Mia's parents return home and stop the party. At school, Boris tells Lilly that he loves her so much he'll drop  a globe on his head if she doesn't take him back. Lilly refuses him, and he accidentally does so and injures his skull. Mia and Michael stop him from severely bleeding. Tina comforts Boris, and they become a couple. Later on, all the busboys in town go on protest after the incident at the restaurant. Protest ruins the venue for the senior prom. Grandmere helps and provides a new location, the Empire State Building. Mia blackmails Lana into letting Michael's band play at the prom, which they do. Jangbu, the busboy, returns to his home country, leaving Lilly  to contemplate her decision to leave Boris and his newfound love for Tina. Jangbu the busboy returns to his home country; leaving Lilly to contemplate her decision to leave Boris and his newfound love for Tina.