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Summary: THE BEST BOOKS EVER
Review: ok so here i go--
first off...if you have not yet read this book, i beg of you...PLEASE read it...NOW!!!! not only is this, 'On the Bright Side..' one of the funniest books around, it also has two others in the series (and a 4th, 'Dancing in my Nuddy-Pants,' to come out march of this year)!!!!!! In this installment of the fabbity-fab-fab trio, Georgia is back with tons of, er...fun stuff and whatsit. She's now totally, "in love" with the SG(robbie), but she feels she must become like a rubber band, which elaborates in to her plan of glaciosity (i.e. like a glacier)...long story...anywhoo........if your one to be thinking......."my life is so incredibly boring...what could possibly spice it up?????" this book, and the others in its series, are the answer to your prayers......read it!!!you'll be glad you did!!!!!
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Summary: fabbity fab fab
Review: georgia is absolutely hilarious. need i say more? well i suppose i do. i read it in a couple of hours and then i just had to get the third one. if you are as desperate as i was for more of georgia you can order the 4th book, Dancing in my Nuddy Pants from amazon.co.uk
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Summary: hilarious
Review: this book is simply a riot. There's really not any better way to describe it. as a teenager, you feel you can identify with her or feel her pain. it's just a really good book.
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Summary: Pre-teen entertainment
Review: Short , amusing and light content is not what I usually digest. Perfect for that long ride home or to nowhere when you're bored ... and desperately need some form of entertainment. Apart from ... jokes and impressions of ... friends that were created. This can be easily related to a glossy magazine read that is just a little bit thicker.
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Summary: hecka funny!
Review: this book is soo funny i agree with everyone!! you cant help but laugh!! but one thing i didnt like is that she seems way more materialistic and concieted in this book then the first!! that is one of the reasons i only gave it a 4 instead of a 5!!
the main plot of this book is for georgia to get the sex god back after he says that she is too young for him!! so she uses this guy(dave the laugh) to make the sex god jelous and in the end she........sorry you have to read it too see if she gets him back!
also her parents tell her she has to move to new zealend cuz her dad found a job there! and thats basically it!all and all i recommend this book you will laugh so hard it hurts!!
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Summary: still hilarious one year later.
Review: Georgia Nicholson is back in this sequel -- she is dating Robbie aka The Sex God, and her best friend Jas is till with his brother Tom. But now it seems her father (Vati) is having the entire family join him in New Zealand (aka Kiwi-a-gogo Land). What is Georgia to do -- just abandon the Sex God like that???? Of course, as is everything in her life, this is not as straightforward as it seems and soon all sorts of happenings -- both good and bad -- keep Georgia united with her "ace gang" (her best friends) but not without issues in the homeland as well. While Georgia pines over the Sex God and various others, her huge wild cat pines for the new neighbor's Burmese cat Naomi. As the Sex God once asks her "Does anything normal ever happen to you?" (I had to laugh at that one because someone once said the exact thing to me.) Georgia writes all of her diary entries with sarcasm and hilarity. When writing about her relatives: "Honestly, what planet are these people from? And why isn't it farther away?" Again -- be careful reading it in public places, you will laugh out loud!" Although I do wonder why Georgia hasn't had a birthday in almost two yearss' worth of diary entries.
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Summary: On The Bright Side, I'm Now the Girlfriend of a Sex God
Review: For my English class book project, I chose "On The Bright Side..." by Louise Rennison to read. The main character in this book is a teenage girl named Georgia Nicholson who lives in England. Georgia is a semi-popular at her private school (Stalg 14 as she calls it), and has very funny and supportive friends which she calls the "Fabs". The Fab Gang includes: Rosie, Ellen, Jools, and Georgia's best friend Jas. The girls make trouble and many memeories throughout the book, and provide lots of comic releif for the reader. The plot of this book is for Georgia to snag her dream guy Robbie,A.K.A the "Sex God". The only problem is, the "Sex God" is 18, and not interested in girls who are 4 years younger than him. In this book, Georgia must make herslef irresistible and attractive to get back together with Robbie. She uses a boy named "Dave the Laugh" as a red herring to make Robbie jeaulous. And of course, you'll have to read the book to find out how this hilarious sequel turns out!! By Mariquita Reese
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Summary: The Best Book I've Ever Read
Review: I thought that this book was a great book. Some of my likes were that she always had a different point of view on everything. Another like about this book was that she seems so real, as if she was a real live human being. You never know she could be real or just an image in a lot of people's heads. Some of my dislikes were that she used her own different language and I know a lot of people tend to speak in there own languages. Her's was very confusing until you get to the end of the book where it gives the definition of all of her different words.
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Summary: MUCH BETTER THAN THE FIRST!
Review: This has way more laughs and is more entertaining then the first! You have to buy it!
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Summary: Doubley cool with knobs!!!
Review: I absolutley adore this book!! It's so awesome! First of all Georgia Nicolson is so cool, (just not when she's around Robbie (a.k.a Mr. Sex God)) she's so funny, and she has the wierdest cat known to man (actually it's not just a cat it's also...lol exactly what Georgia says when someone starts complaining about it). This cat literally attacks Georgia and is this crazy mountain lion around Georgia, but as soon as Libby (Georgia's crazy little sister) wants to play tea-party with "kitty cat" the cat is as sweet as can be. Well, anyways what I'm trying to explain is that this book ROCKS!! (and is perfect for 7th graders and up and even 6th graders if they're mature enough).
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