Angus, Thongs, and Full-Frontal Snogging: Confessions of Georgia Nicolson

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Summary: Suprisingly Excelent!
Review: When I first caught sight of the book my mom had gotten me titled "ANGUS, THONGS, & FULL-FRONTAL SNOGGING" I hesistated to pick it up since I am not one to talk about lingere or kissing. Actually it's probaly the last thing I would talk about to anyone. I eventualy got curious and opened the cover. From then on I was hooked. The opening letter from Georgia is enough to keep anyone curious. Georgia is simply hilarious, and her outrageous misadventures keep you reading because you never know what will happen to Georgia next. As Georgia struggles with her chaotic life between her half-wit parents and a gorgeous guy she's chasing things in her life never seem to go as planned. I would recomend this book to almost anyone. I even read a few parts of the book to my brother and he seemed to get a laugh or two out of it. Like I said don't be cautious when you see the title of the book and remember... never judge a book by it's cover!

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Summary: True Confessions of a Georgia Nicolson Fan
Review: This book is probably the funniest thing I have read, until I read its sequel. I found myself laughing out loud, something I rarely do when I am reading a so-called "funny" book. This book goes beyond all other "hilarious" books. It eclipses everything. You can't put it down because you want to read of the hilarious antics and boy-traps Georgia and her friends Jas, Jools, Ellen, and Rosie think up. (As Georgia would say, "What in the name of pantyhose is going to happen next???") This book comes conveniently with a glossary, in case you have trouble understanding Georgia's lingo. The glossary has everything from Agony Aunt and Aggadoo to whelk and "having the painters in." This book is one you should read over and over again. This is probably the only book where you will find yourself reading in class. Take my word for it---read this book!

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Summary: Hilariousity for All Ages
Review: I cannot explain how much I loved this book. It was a quick, extremely funny read that was well-crafted and amusing. I highly reccomend this to teens or anyone interested in having a good laugh. Georgia's sharp wit and fast-paced life make this speedy and totally entertaining. Once you're done, read Louise Rennison's next books.

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Summary: simply hilarious
Review: I laughed through the whole book. It may not be the most thought provoking or deep book I've ever read, but I certainly enjoyed it. It is a book worth reading, I read it twice already.

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Summary: Fast Fun read
Review: I found this book to be funny and a very fast read. I couldnt seem to put it down. The book is set up so you get to read Georgia's diary which makes the book not only go fast but a fun way to read something. The book might be a little mature for younger kids, but over all i think the book is fun and enjoyable, It also makes you feel as if you are in a private part of her life, one that no one else can see or hear. Can't wait to read the next one!

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Summary: Angus Thongs and Full Frontal Snogging by Louise Rennison
Review: Hahahahaha... I am still laughing. This is the most hilarious book I have ever read in my ever read in my entire life! Angus Thongs and Full Frontal Snogging is a great book for young teenage girls. It is quick read because it is such a page-turner. This diary of a teenage girl whisks you away into her hectic teenage life. You can't wait to see what will happen next with Georgia and Robbie, or what Angus has gotten himself into. It is actually quite embarrassing to read in public because you just start having a laughing fit in the middle of class and your classmates may think you're a bit crazy. I definitely recommend this book to anyone who is looking for a good book that will have you crying in laughter...

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Summary: Hilarious, I loved it
Review: Georgia Nicolson is so funny. She is struggling with growing up and is a drama queen. A must read! You can't help but laugh out loud.

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Summary: Brit Brunette Confesses It All
Review: Fourteen-year-old Georgia Nicholson is trapped between her parents, her little three-year-old sister, and her mad cat, Angus! Yet Georgia is just 14-year-old she tells what's on her mind in her reluctant diary such as the boy who kisses, not talks, with the big mouth, her love for Robbie Jennings (a 17-year-old Sex God), and her hopes of not being a lesbian.
Even though I am a 13-year-old boy, I still find this book, which explains pretty much about being a girl, funny, cool and a definite page-turner!

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Summary: eugh... *chokes and starts spitting
Review: sick book, awful language, a teen girl with her teen problems of pueberty and shaved parts. its the worst book i've ever read. i hope the second one fullfills my expectations better. Its a good try though. I must admit that i didn't completely loose attention.

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Summary: Not Funny..................2 Stars is Generous
Review: After reading some of the reviews for this book, I thought it was going to be good. It wasnt. On the back, it says 'Hystweically funny. Dont read in public', so I thought, this is going to be funny. It wasnt. I had to force myself to finish this book. I hardly ever had to do that. And all the characters were so shallow. Dont they ever think of anything besides guys? Hopefully the next book will be better.