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Summary: Angus, Thongs and Full Frontal Snogging...Hilarious!
Review: People kept telling me how funny this book was, so I decided to get it from the library and see if they were right. After reading it, I have to say they were!! The book is about a fourteen-year-old girl named Georgia Nicolson and her life as a teenage girl. She talks about how boring her parents are, how crazy her cat is, and how big her nose is. If things couldn't get any worse she meets Robbie a "Sex God" with whom she falls head over heels for but who as she finds out has a girlfriend. What will Georgia do? Will anything work out the way she wants it to? The book takes you on a hilarious journey through Georgia's life and her crazy world. I read this book in only a few hours because I couldn't put it down! It's wonderful! I whole recommend this book to all teenage girls, just make sure you can read it somewhere they don't mind you dying laughing. Happy Reading!
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Summary: Hilarious!
Review: Are you in the bargain for a laugh-out-loud read? Pick up Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging! This quick and fun Brit teen lit will tickle your funny bone until its final page. The clever misadventures that Georgia and friends venture into are hilarious. The author has some great insights on teen crushes. She hits the nail in the head with the different emotions that Georgia goes through with Robbie -- a.k.a., the Sex God. Louise Rennison is as insightful as she is witty. Again, I recommend that you pick up this gem. I look forward to reading the continuation of the Georgia Nicolson series.
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Summary: Don't read in public.
Review: I picked this up at a local bookstore and soon found several cafe customers staring at me oddly while I perused. I could not stop laughing. The British truly have a way with words.
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Summary: Angus, Thongs, and Full Frontal Snogging
Review: This was a good book, I think if I were a girl it'd be better though. I enjoyed this book even though I think it was written for girls. It was funny and a good read. It kind of made me get in touch with my feminine side! ha ha. But anyways, it was a good book that talked about the problems of a girl named Georgia and what she did to solve them. I think you should read this book!
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Summary: It's Fabbity Fab Fab
Review: Great book!
Very witty and humorous! I never knew that British people could be so funny. I always thought that they were dull and boring and drank tea all day long. Boy, was I wrong.
Read this book!
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Summary: Humorous
Review: I luv the way this book is funny and i luv how georgia is so sassy and also the way she makes fun of americans. Me being an american don't care and find it funny. I like the glossary at the end to help understand Brit lingo... and it does help. Even if Georgia is a bit preppy and ditzy it's funny because she has some poor life skills... but it's a very good funny book nonetheless.
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Summary: Really funny book!
Review: It was definitly a really funny book, and I liked the way it was written, as a journal, but even going by times. Once I got into it, I couldn't put it down. Read this book for a good laugh!
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Summary: enterataining,feel-good,and ever so hilarious
Review: if you're looking for a light,feel-good, and absolutely hilarious read then look no further.This book flies by in the span of ten seconds.I've honestly never read such a funny book.Get all the books in the series.They all make for a great read on a saturday night.
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Summary: The best and funniest book ever!!!
Review: This book is very funny basically because the Georgia is very dramatic, has an odd family, and a very funny perspective of her life. Georgia is an average 14 year old English girl and is very comedic. Her parents don't really care about her and as Georgia says her little sister is mad. This is a hilarious book and you should read it.
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Summary: you'll laugh, but it's not a great book
Review: This is an extremely entertaining book. No, you won't be able to help laughing. No, Georgia isn't a likable character or even a beliveable one. She is what adults think every teenage girl is like: she is self centered and moody, backstabbing and boy-crazy. She hates or couldn't care less about her parents, is fond of her little sister, is mean to her friends and an idiot around her "boyfriend," an overage hunk who is using her for "snogging"---a fact that is obvious to the reader, if not to Georgia. Georgia has no sexual urges---her idea of a relationship doesn't go past french kissing. You'll have fun reading it, but afterwards you'll wonder why you did.
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