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Summary: It will make you want to add -osity to all your words . . .
Review: After reading the first and second book, and being left in stitches each time, I didn't the third could quite match up Louise Rennison's "hilariosity" of the first two. But in a turn of the page I just could not stop reading, and at the end I found myself angry and wanting more. Hint - if you want to read one book you need to buy all four, because they are seriously funny and addicting.
In this book, Georgia has won the heart of her Sex God at last, and now she worries about how hard it will be to live with the next big rock star as his band the Stiff Dylans are signed. She is angry at her family for making her tag along on a trip to Scotland, and everybody seems to be having fun but her. She is gone for a short time but already feels that everyone at home has forgotten about her. At home she no longer fits in with her friends, who all have boyfriends that aren't to "mature" to have fun. At school she is in lots of trouble, and a past fling rolls along also, and can you guess what happens there. Again in this book we experience the craziness of Vati, the wildness of Angus, the disgust but love of her little sister, and the true "denseness" of her best friend Jas. Anyway, she endures all these hardships with (like I said) "hilariosity" and you will laugh until you cry.
I absolutely love this book and all the others by Rennison, and after reading this book I'm sure you will too. Of course I also recommend: Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging; On The Bright Side, I am now the Girlfriend of a Sex God; and (I haven't read it yet but I'm sure it will be great) Dancing in my Nuddy-Pants. I hope my review has helped you in some way, and goodbye to all of you in "hammburger-a-gogo" land (you need to read the book to get it).
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Summary: Cheat!
Review: After reading the first and second book, and being left in stitches each time, I didn't think the third could quite match up Louise Rennison's "hilariosity" of the first two. But in a turn of the page I just could not stop reading, and at the end I found myself angry and wanting more. Hint - if you want to read one book you need to buy all four, because they are seriously funny and addicting.
In this book, Georgia has won the heart of her Sex God at last, and now she worries about how hard it will be to live with the next big rock star as his band the Stiff Dylans are signed. She is angry at her family for making her tag along on a trip to Scotland, and everybody seems to be having fun but her. She is gone for a short time but already feels that everyone at home has forgotten about her. At home she no longer fits in with her friends, who all have boyfriends that aren't to "mature" to have fun. At school she is in lots of trouble, and a past fling rolls along also, and can you guess what happens there. Again in this book we experience the craziness of Vati, the wildness of Angus, the disgust but love of her little sister, and the true "denseness" of her best friend Jas. Anyway, she endures all these hardships with (like I said) "hilariosity" and you will laugh until you cry.
I absolutely love this book and all the others by Rennison, and after reading this book I'm sure you will too. Of course I also recommend: Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging; On The Bright Side, I am now the Girlfriend of a Sex God; and (I haven't read it yet but I'm sure it will be great) Dancing in my Nuddy-Pants. I hope my review has helped you in some way, and goodbye to all of you in "hamburger-a-gogo" land (you need to read the book to get it).
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Summary: For God's sake, Will, get a grip!
Review: Each book is better than the last. The trip to Scotland had me laughing. I remember trips like that with my parents, except that I didn't have a SEX GOD to dream about. Then there is Angus and his missing trouser-snake addendums. LOL!!!! (My husband would like to rebut with "but cats don't wear trousers."My favorite quote is (page 141): "Oh Blimey O'Reilley's pantyhose... what is the point of Shakespeare? I know he is a genius and so on, but he does rave on. What light doth through yonder window break? It's the bloody moon, for God's sake, Will, get a grip!!"
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Summary: Georgia Again? Isn't as boring as i thought!
Review: georgia can just keep on writing and i'll never get bored. though the title may sound kind of bad, it's not about that at all, well most of the time. this time georgia got the ... god and dave the laugh. how does she choose. georgia and libby and histerical toghter and angus makes me laugh for hours about all the things he does.
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Summary: A Fun Read
Review: I am a big fan of the Georgia Nicolson books. Each one so far has been hilarious and fun to read. The third book doesn't fail to meet my expectations. However I wish the book was a little longer. It seems to go by too fast. All of the characters are funny and easy to relate to. I love how Louise Rennison can give any of Georgia's aquaintances a humorous trait. The relationships in this book are great as well. Georgia cares about Libby very much even though she is probably the most annoying sister in the universe. The Ace Gang shares a special bond also. They all have their lives but can remain the greatest friends and share the best times. Georgia's family also sparks my interest. There is always some new problem going on, but they continue to stick together. I'm happy that Georgia gets the choice between Robbie and Dave, but the end is so abrupt! I guess this means all of the readers will be quick to buy the next book. This would be a five star book if only it was a bit longer. However, it is still great as is.
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Summary: Good, but the first two were better...
Review: I love the Georgia Nicolson series (despite their awful titles), and the first two books in this series were so funny that I couldn't wait for this one to come out. However, after reading it, I felt like this book hadn't lived up to the first two. It just wasn't as entertaining, and it didn't have as many laughs. This book is OK, but I would recommend buying the first two books in this series instead, and checking this one out from the library.
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Summary: Watch out for the nunga nungas! hahahahahahahahahahahahahah
Review: i loved this book, just like the previous two!!! even if you haven't read the other books in the series, you will totally enjoy this book and laugh and laugh and laugh.... really, get this book, you will be glad you did.
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Summary: Student From Solon Middle School
Review: I loved this book. Their is so much drama in Georgia's life and I got so into the book because I felt like I was living her life with her.. I could relate to her problems in some way shape or form. As I said before the reason why this book it so loved is because you can relate to the book so well. Georgia is a girl with many problems. The first to books really explain them more. Their was not as much about Libby and I was a little upset about that because she was very funny and made the book so great. This book is more about who she likes more Robbie The Sex God her current boyfriend or Dave The Laugh her ex-boyfriend. Even though one of her Bff's has a crush on Dave the Laugh. This book is very good but I recommend reading the other two books first.
~Elle
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Summary: Knocked Out By My Nunga Nungas
Review: Knocked Out By My Nunga-Nungas is a book about a teenaged girl who lives in England. But don't be fooled by her location, she gets into just as much trouble as the ordinary American teenager. She comes from an extraordinary girl world where lippy means lipstick and knickers are underwear. This young adult novel is the further, further diary and confessions of Georgia Nicolson. It is an extremely hysterical book. It is the sequel to On the Bright side, I'm Now the Girlfriend of a Sex God. Georgia Nicolson clues us in on her oh so interesting `fabbity-fab-fab' life of friends, boys, and snogging of course. This book is so intriguing and fascinating that I rate it five out of five stars. This book can give some examples on how young women act in England and it gives readers a chance to experience the lives of other adolescents around the world. This book even has its own dictionary of English teenager slang and lingo. I enjoyed reading this book so much that I read the entire thing in one day! You will not want to put this book down out of your hands once you initially pick it up. I recommend this book to teenaged girls aged from thirteen to sixteen. Knocked Out By My Nunga-Nungas will keep you guessing till the end of the book. You just won't know what boy-crazy Georgia Nicolson will do next. It is an extremely exciting, out-of-this-world book that I enjoyed right down to the ultimate last page. When you are finished reading the book, you will realize that Georgia is one passionate, wild teenager that never says, "I can't." If you are a girl that is interested in young romantic girl novels then this is the best book for you. You will love how something different happens to Georgia on each and every page.
Don't be bummed out when the book is over, you can always go pick up and read the forth part of this hilarious series. Well, as Georgia says "pip pip for now"
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Summary: Alena Rodriguez
Review: Knocked Out By My Nunga-Nungas is a book about a teenaged girl who lives in England. But don't be fooled by her location, she gets into just as much trouble as the ordinary American teenager. She comes from an extraordinary girl world where lippy means lipstick and knickers are underwear. This young adult novel is the further, further diary and confessions of Georgia Nicolson. It is an extremely hysterical book. It is the sequel to On the Bright side, I'm Now the Girlfriend of a Sex God. Georgia Nicolson clues us in on her oh so interesting 'fabbity-fab-fab' life of friends, boys, and snogging of course. This book is so intriguing and fascinating that I rate it five out of five stars. This book can give some examples on how young women act in England and it gives readers a chance to experience the lives of other adolescents around the world. This book even has its own dictionary of English teenager slang and lingo. I enjoyed reading this book so much that I read the entire thing in one day! You will not want to put this book down out of your hands once you initially pick it up. I recommend this book to teenaged girls aged from thirteen to sixteen. Knocked Out By My Nunga-Nungas will keep you guessing till the end of the book. You just won't know what boy-crazy Georgia Nicolson will do next. It is an extremely exciting, out-of-this-world book that I enjoyed right down to the ultimate last page. When you are finished reading the book, you will realize that Georgia is one passionate, wild teenager that never says, "I can't." If you are a girl that is interested in young romantic girl novels then this is the best book for you. You will love how something different happens to Georgia on each and every page.
Don't be bummed out when the book is over, you can always go pick up and read the forth part of this hilarious series. Well, as Georgia says "pip pip for now"
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