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Woe is Georgia! Georgia Nicolson thought life was hard when her only worry was whether Masimo would choose her over Wet Lindsay. But then Dave the ... read full description

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Dec 16, 2009
nicole rated it: 4 of 5 stars
Yessssss. Luuurved it, naturally, though Georgia really is quite stupid, isn't she? (I had to fight the urge to refer to her as a naff prat just then. Things to remember: I am not British. Nor am I 14.) Masimo, the Italian Stallion, does absolutely nothing for me, and I wish he did an equal amount of nothing for her. Alas.

Variations on the word "bitch" were used four times (I think...) ....!! Almost as shocking as the use of the word "slut" in Harry Potter! I mean More...
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Aug 09, 2008
Susie rated it: 3 of 5 stars
I'm not proud, but I totally got hooked on the Angus, Thongs, and Full Frontal Snogging books when I was in library school! They're kind of like the Bridget Jones's Diary books, but for teens. And you can read them in one sitting! This latest installment is as fluffy as the rest and I shudder to think what a real-life Georgia Nicholson would be like (she's awful!), but I still get a kick out of the humor and the glossary provided for Georgia's "American chums."
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Oct 20, 2009
Heather rated it: 4 of 5 stars
For a minute there I thought this was going to be a three star book. While I love Gee and the Ace Gang, I can only read about Libby's bizarre toys and the disco inferno with all its many incarnations so many times. Fortunately, Robbie and Dave the Laugh brought this book home in a big big way. I immediately had to begin book 9 and it is with mixed emotions that I enter the home stretch and the impending end of this series.

Gee is on the rack and in the cake shop of lurve. Robbie is More...
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Sep 29, 2011
Nicola rated it: 3 of 5 stars
Love is a Many Trousered Thing was definitely a bit all over the place in terms of quality compared to the other books in the series I've read but it was good enough over all. It started off quite slow and dragged at parts but it always redeemed itself. Georgia is as sarcastic, dramatic and witty as ever and made me laugh several times. Her narration is really unique and Georgia really started to grow and mature during this one. The ending was really nice and I'll definitely be reading more of t More...
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Jul 01, 2011
Maggie rated it: 2 of 5 stars
I thought this would be better than it was, but it wasn't, so there you go.

I do not recommend reading these books all in a row, because the novelty wears off FAST.

To be perfectly honest, I don't know what all these "Sex Gods" see in Georgia. I could not really think of very many redeeming qualities, except that she is funny. However, she is not a very nice person at all. I think it would've been better if she was a little more sympathetic as a character.

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Mar 16, 2011
Ali rated it: 5 of 5 stars
As always, I am blown away by Louise Rennison's work. Every since the first book, I have been absolutely IN LOVE with this series. The woman is a genius. I just cannot get enough of Georgia. The girl is so crazy but you can't help but completely adore her. And her "ace gang" is right up there with her.

In this eighth installment, Robbie (her original love) is back and causes more problems for our dear little Georgia. Especially when things are starting to get heated with the d More...
Jan 18, 2011
Ouida rated it: 4 of 5 stars
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Jul 20, 2010
Celine rated it: 5 of 5 stars
Summary: Georgia finds herself in the "oven of love" once again as she has feelings for three different guys. Who knew it would be so hard to have three gorgeous men liking you at once? Throughout the book Georgia flip-flops from guy to guy, trying to figure out how she really feels about each one. Later, Georgia goes on a camping trip with her class. Her friend Dave shows up and Georgia realizes she might like him more than a friend.

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Jun 27, 2011
Char rated it: 5 of 5 stars
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4.5 stars

The cliffhanger at the end of book 7 made fo ra good read this time out. Georgia's big decision wasn't that big in my opinion, the answer was always pretty obvious. That aside this was a really funny book, it's well written and the characters are filled with fabnosity. All in all, I liked this much more than '...Startled By His Furry Shorts'.



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Apr 30, 2008
Genaphur rated it: 3 of 5 stars
Every time I read one of these books I always ask myself, "why?". I still don't know the answer. It's a ok read but I know I have far out grown reading books like this and yet when a new one comes out I pick it up and read it. I can't even understand half the things that Georgia is going on about in the story. Then I find myself going around saying things like "fabby". Oh well, I know when book 9 comes out I'll read that too and start thinking to myself, "why?".
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Jun 14, 2008
Andrea rated it: 4 of 5 stars
This series never fails to make me laugh out loud. Georgia Nicolson is so confused, so dramatic, and so boy-crazy, but you see hints of a good heart underneath. While enjoying her antics I find myself rooting for the rational part of her brain to win.

I don't know how to recommend these titles to teen girls. Do they take the books seriously or laugh at themselves? Need a little help from all you YA Specialists. How do you sell this series?

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Jul 21, 2009
Anna rated it: 5 of 5 stars
Another fantastic diary in the Georgia Nicolson saga! This one is up there because I laughed a lot and I thought the plot really had me on the edge of my seat. My favorite lines were:

"All I have to do now is explain to Jas what an excellent plan it is. Perhaps I could hit her over the head with a particularly heavy owl and sneak out." p. 166

"The tent collapsed." p. 232


I love Georgia's relationship with her mom, which is sort of changing. Th More...
Jan 07, 2012
Joyce rated it: 5 of 5 stars
First of all, the scene wherein Georgia broke it off with Robbie made me sad. I still can't believe that Robbie shed a tear, he seemed so fragile and oh, I don't know, soft? I can't think of the right adjective but I really wanted to comfort him!

What's so great about Georgia anyway? Sure, she's pretty hilarious and, well, that's it actually. She's very indecisive, she's driving me mad! She has broken Robbie's poor heart, chosen Masimo, and snogged Dave... Which is stupid of her to d More...
Jun 14, 2011
Marija rated it: 4 of 5 stars
Georgia meets nature in this installment when her class is forced to go on a camping trip. It kind of reminds me of when the boys from Top Gear went camping…the tent issues, bathroom problems etc.—though minus flame issues they encountered.

On a side note, I love wacky Rosie with her fake beard and Viking wedding preparations. Priceless!

On a further side note, I can certainly relate to Georgia when she describes boys’ cologne: “Wearing pongy stuff that some fool in advert More...
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Sep 19, 2008
Kait rated it: 5 of 5 stars
Georgia Nicholson rides again! These books never fail to make me laugh and possibly roll my eyes. The only bad thing about Louise Rennison's addictive writing is that I go around speaking like a completely naff person on the edge of a nervy b. See? There I go again. I need to check my maturocity.
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Feb 10, 2012
Bee rated it: 4 of 5 stars
This used to be one of my favourite series when I was 14/15.

Georgia's as insane and her escapades as outrageously hilarious as ever. It's laugh-out-loud funny and HUGELY entertaining. Seriously. I mean, Georgia's somewhat of a boy magnet now - has Lurrve God, Masimo, and Sex God, Robbie, at her disposal - and then accidentally lands another boy in the midst. As Well. It's a crazy, crazy romp.

The only reason this loses a star is because, I dunno, but I felt like some of the c More...
Dec 23, 2011
Vanessa rated it: 4 of 5 stars
oh how i miss Georgia!
haven't read 5, 6, 7 but when i saw this on sale, i grabbed it right away.
again, Georgia made me laugh. she is so very funny! and girly, sarcastic and fabulousity. i'm glad that the Sex God has returned in this book, then there's the Luuurve God and Dave the Laugh. oh i really thought that Georgia really loves Dave, haha now i'm determined to read til book 10.
i luurve all the characters, especially (of course) Georgia. the Ace gang. Jas is being Jas. Muti More...
Jun 15, 2011
Mallory rated it: 5 of 5 stars
In the eighth book of the series Georgia finds herself in the cake shop of luurve. She must ultimately choose between a Robbie eclair or an Italian cakey... On the one hand Robbie left her for wombats, but on the other hand Masimo has a handbag – or so Dave the Laugh always says. Wait – how did Dave get in here? Georgia can't possibly choose a Dave the tart, they're just best mateys. Meanwhile, something terrible has happened at school – other than octopus head. For comedy purposes they asked ab More...
Mar 20, 2011
Chanita rated it: 3 of 5 stars
The 252 page book called "Love is a Manny Trousered Thing [Cofessions of Georgia Nicolson, Volume 8) is written by Louis Rennison. In the story the main charecter is Georgia, she has a bit of a love problem because she has to solve what guy she should choose to be with. Either Robbie, Masimo or Dave the Laugh. Dave the Laugh is a cute character and Georgia finds out that he too, likes her back. Though for Robbie and Masimo they are basically Romeo, and Georgia is Juliet. Georgia's charecter More...
Jan 04, 2010
Kat rated it: 4 of 5 stars
Georgia Nicolson has really got boy problems (what else is new?). Just when she thinks she's heading to no-boyfriend highway without a snog in sight, she has three boys — the Sex God, the Luuurve God, and the Hornmeister — wanting to be her one and only. Masimo has decided he wants to be free for her, but now Robbie wants to meet up for coffee and 'talk.' Meanwhile, Dave the Laugh has a new girlfriend named Emma, but he clearly still has eyes for Georgia.

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Feb 12, 2012
Laura rated it: 4 of 5 stars
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Aug 30, 2011
Books & rated it: 4 of 5 stars
Great book! I think the ending books in the series (from about book #6 on) are my favorite in this hilarious YA series - mostly because issues are finally HAPPENING and PROGRESSING in the novel. The first few books are very diary/journalistic - which is fine - but without a lot of plot movement. Now that I'm seeing Georgia have relationship realizations, and actually have decent/serious/teenage conversations with Mutti (her mom) I'm really REALLY enjoying the series!!!! You can have a hilarious, More...
Jan 29, 2012
"Por fin llega a nuestras librerías la octava entrega de los hilarantes diarios de Georgia Nicholson, la adolescente más divertida del Reino Unido. En el libro anterior, El cachas de los shorts peludos, Georgia se había enamorado de Masimo, el cantante italiano de los Dylans salvajes, pero él no quería tener novia. Cuando por fin consigue que Masimo se fije en ella y olvide a todas las demás, Robbie, el dios sexy, que le partió el corazón yéndose a Kiwilandia (Australia), vuelve porque la More...
Jan 29, 2012
Amy rated it: 3 of 5 stars
Oddly, my local pound shop had a bunch of books in this week and this was one of them. Having enjoyed the Georgia Nicolson books before, I gave it a shot! I picked it up because I was at a pretty dark place in the book I was reading and just wanted to read a bit of something light-hearted before I went to sleep. It's testiment to how light-hearted and fun this is that I ended up staying awake for an extra hour so I could finish it.

I am not the target market in any way (I think, ostens More...
Apr 15, 2010
Aly rated it: 5 of 5 stars
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Mar 06, 2010
Jennifer rated it: 3 of 5 stars
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Aug 24, 2011
kb rated it: 3 of 5 stars
Not the most hellarious in the series but still fabby! I'm v. happy that finally, finally I will have a sort-of closure with Georgia Nicolson's adventures on her bakery of Luuuurv. See, this was the only missing piece (of cake, lol) in my set and I have waited for more than a year (that's how long it took for my favorite bookstore to hold a sale)! Imagine not knowing for more than a year that the lovely gorgy Georgia has been batting eyelashes with THREE maybe boyfriends in a parallel fictional More...
Sep 03, 2009
Sarah rated it: 5 of 5 stars
Love is a Many Trousered Thing by Louise Rennison is the eighth in the Confessions of Georgia Nicholson series. All of Georgia's machinations have come together too well. She now finds herself with two potential boyfriends and she doesn't know what to do.

She has to decide between Rob the Sex God who has returned from New Zealand and Masimo the Italian Lurve God. She wants advice from her friends but Dave the Laugh is too busy with his own girl friend and Jas is more of a spazz than u More...
Jan 19, 2009
Rachel rated it: 2 of 5 stars
Georgia is shallow and immature and truly needs to grow up, but these books are still very funny. Sadly, there's a girl in my year who steals all of Georgia's phrases and words, and everyone thinks she's wonderfully original.
I was slightly annoyed at Georgia moaning about how crap History is, and also how unromatic Germans and the German language is. The most gentlemanly man I've ever met is from Germany, so she clearly is quite biased.
Anyway, a light read and only took me a few ho More...
Dec 22, 2011
Jennifer rated it: 3 of 5 stars
Reviewed by Randstostipher "tallnlankyrn" Nguyen for TeensReadToo.com

She's baaaaack!

The one and only, the fabbity of the fab Georgia Nicolson is back, this time with problems that she thought she had already solved. We all thought that Georgia's heartbreaker days were over but, unfortunately, they just keep on coming. Now, too many of the boys from her past are looking irresistible and sending those mixed messages that could be about love (or at least that's wh More...