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Summary: funny, for every girl
Review: This book is definitely funny. I also think it's one of those books that every girl should read. The main character, Georgia, is so everything, that she brings out a little bit of every type of person. I can't wait to read the sequel! You will truly enjoy this book. (not recommended for guys)
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Summary: Fun for anyone
Review: I know this may be written for teens, but there is no woman alive who won't relate to Georgia's confessions. A laugh riot from front cover to back, and certain to aid in the treatment of any case of the blues.
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Summary: Great Book for all girls and women
Review: I couldn't believe I was actually reading a book that Seventeen had reviewed, but just as they said, you should becareful about reading this book in public because you will be laughing so hard that people will give you many funny looks. I could not put this hilarious book down. The main character reminded me exactly of my best friend. Once I finished the book I gave it to my mother who read it in a day and then mailed it to my sister. It's a nice quick read that is sure to leave you smiling.
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Summary: The Most HILARIOUS Book!
Review: I don't know how Louise Rennison did it, but she managed to write the funniest book I've ever read! It has so many points in it that teenagers like myself can relate to, like dealing with her over-protective parents, her boy-crazy friends, her own boy problems, her 3 year old sister, her insane cat that mauls everything from the drapes to her tights, and MANY, MANY more things that you will find yourself rolling on the floor with laughter from!Georgia's diary is chock full of things that will keep you turning the pages from 12 a.m. to 12 p.m. and if you haven't read this book yet, I highly suggest you do. I don't want to give too much away, you'll just have to read the book. I promise you it'll get your knickers in a twist!
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Summary: 14 or 40 You'll Love This Book!
Review: Definitely what you'd call a "quick read,'" I whipped through this enchanting tale of a British teen in under two hours, frequently laughing out loud as I read. A sort of junior "Bridgett Jones' Diary," "Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging" is a daffy but true tale that most women--the young and the not-so-young--will relate to all too well. First love, make-out sessions (i.e. "snogging") and the mystery of thong underwear--who wears it and why?--are all tackled by the engaging heroine's hilarious daily diary entries. If you are now or ever have been a teenage girl, you'll love this terrifically funny book! I hear a sequel is in the works
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Summary: *This book is fabitty fab fab!*
Review: Angus, Thongs, and Full-Frontal Snogging is one of the best books ever written for a girl. Georgia and her "problems" (for example when she shaves he eyebrows off with her dad's electric razor!) kept me laughing while still feeling for Georgia the entire book! When I first got the book I really didn't think I would like it, (especially when I saw my 27 year-old gym teacher reading it) but after just reading georgia's letter to "us american-type chums" I was hooked! So read this book and tell your friends about it. I know I did.
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Summary: Have you ever had a problem with a spreading nose?
Review: One of Georgia Nicolson's biggest problems is her large nose. Why her mum couldn't married someone with a normal size conker is a mystery to Georgie. She worries about smiling because, -horror of horrors- when she smiles her nose spreads across her face. She hates her dad most of the time, because he (when he is home) he always yells at her to "get of the bloody phone!". However, when he leaves to start a new life for her and her mum and sister in New Zealand, Georgia discovers that she actually does miss her "vati", as she calls him. Once she realizes this, her mum begins what seems like an affair with the decorator! She resolves to save her family, but then later decides she can't be bothered. She loves her sister Libby, except that she sometimes leaves her used nappy at the end of Georgia's bed. Her cat Angus loves Libby more than Georgia, but Georgie doesn't mind. Her best friend Jas helps her through many problems; stalking her enemy, fixing her eyebrows that she accidently shaved off, and much more. This was a fabulous book and everyone should read it!
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Summary: Hilarious
Review: I have read "Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging" like 20 times! It's a hilarious, true-to-life diary about a 14 year old Brit, Georgia. It seems like everything in Georgia's life is going wrong: she has a crazy cat, Angus, who is prone to "Call of the Wild" episodes, her little sister Libby may have left a used diaper somewhere in her room, her parents want to move to New Zealand and the boy she likes is dating her worst enemy. It is one of my personal favourite books. It made me start my own diary!
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Summary: When I read Angus Thongs and Full Frontal Snoggging
Review: ... i am a Georgia Nicolsonaholic. I LOVED angus thongs and full frontal snogging. Louis Rennison did an absoloutly fantastique job. This is realy a good book about the way a girl feals. It's one off those books a girl can relate, to laugh at and show off to her freinds. And it's those type off books a girl will buy. Realy. I mean they have the funnyest things that are irrealistique but sadly truthful in some peoples lives. And it dosen't take a million years to read. I loved it I deserved my 5 star rating. I stongly sugest you read it and you will be laughing your head off!!!
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Summary: A book that's fun to read
Review: When I picked this book up I didn't realize how much I would enjoy it. The antics that go on in Georgia's family, such as her neurotic cat, and her strange 3-year-old sister are hilarious. Georgia thinks the same things all pre-teen and teenage girls think, such as how do you kiss a boy? and, Why would someone wear thongs? This is a great book for teens, written in journal entry form. I think everybody should go out and buy this book.
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