This was a re-read for me. I originally read this when I was in early high school and my best friend introduced it to me. Simply put, I adore this series. Georgia is a silly fourteen year old absolutely obsessed with boys... But while she is quite vain and shallow, she is also her own person and mar...
I first read this book back in Grade 7, and I am honestly so unbelievably happy that my mom bought it for me. A few things that Georgia taught me that I never realized I had learned from her:1. Smile with your tongue behind your teeth. I actually do this. 2. Rate your friends based on looks. This di...
Georgia Nicolson is 14 years old, her family is weird and she'll never, ever, ever have a boyfriend. At least she thinks so. But that doesn't stop her from wanting to be with Robbie, who according to Georgia is a Sex God. Will Georgia ever get Robbie or will he stay with Lindsey? I remember many yea...
This book was like a little older, female version of Diary of A Wimpy Kid series.Maybe I'll give its 2nd book a try sometime in the future when I've read a lot of depressing books in a row, after all this one was really hilarious sometimes and I sure as hell like a good laugh. :)
This book had me laughing by page 2. Louise Rennison knows how to tell a fantastic story with relatable characters and plots.I found that I had a great deal in common with Ms. Georgia Nicholson. Her akward pre-teen phase reminded me very much of my own. I was taken back to when I first started we...
That was fantastic and hilarious. :) Georgia is wonderful and absolutely silly.And Angus and Libby are marvelous as well. Still as crazy as hell though. Poor Georgia, she has an adorable sister, but the things she does.. Can't wait to read the rest of the books.P.S The books are indeed better in the...
I read this as part of a YA literature class. I know I am not the target audience, but I try not to let concerns like that discourage me from reading books outside of my comfort zone. It is an interesting look at the world from the point of view of a teenage girl. There is a lot of talk about underw...
Sometimes my reading habits even confuse myself! How you go from hardcore m/m to PNR to now a Epistolary book about a 14 year old English girl, I don’t know, but that’s just how it is. But then again, I love, LOVE anything epistolary, so maybe it’s not the biggest surprise.This book is written in di...
Jeg var inde på min søsters værelse og læse denne bog, da hun flere gange har pløjet gennem den og grint lige højt hver eneste gang. Det betyder også, at jeg har haft mine teenagebriller på, da jeg læste den.Bogen er skrevet i dagbogsform udfra Georgias synspunkt, og det fungerer egentlig ret godt. ...
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