It's never fun when a great summer comes to an end.
Particularly when one argues with one’s adorable, but grossly insensitive, boyfrie... read full description
Particularly when one argues with one’s adorable, but grossly insensitive, boyfrie... read full description
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Mar 06, 2009
bookczuk
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This book was sent to me by a BookCrosser. I'm not really much of a chick lit reader, but have read more in the past few years. The thing that I like about the books that are written abroad is how they broaden my vocabulary and give me glimpses into a very different lifestyle and location. My life is richer for knowing the difference between snogging and shagging (just an ironic aside here. There is a famous dance done to beach music, that originated in this area, called, you guessed it, the sh
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Dec 21, 2008
Barky
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May 27, 2009
Irinash
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Mar 23, 2011
Anna
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Having listened to the first two books in this series, I was actually pretty excited to read this one. They don't have it available on audio but that was okay because by this point I was pretty into the characters, especially Jess and Fred. I was a little bit surprised by how they break up in the beginning but I thought the whole book was well written and very engaging. Jess is a likable protagonist and even though she keeps screwing up, you can't help but root for her. I liked the story lines t
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Oct 08, 2009
Celia
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What a fun, funny book. Jess Jordan is a British teen, a little overweight, but with a huge sense of humor. Unfortunately, she gets into so much trouble on the very first day of the new school term, that it looks as if her life is doomed. Jess deals with her problems the way she knows best, by being outrageously funny. A good read for 7-8th graders. They will need to know a few British words, like loo and knickers.
Feb 19, 2010
Im almost done with the book and sad there is no more to the series, because this book is so good i wish it was made into a movie. Anyone that enjoys a good laugh and a sob story should more then likely read this book.
Jan 11, 2010
Sunshie
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As it is with most books I didn't find Sue Limb's 3rd book about Jess as intriguing as the first. It was still very entertaining though. I had to stop reading several times to avoid having the book taken by a teacher.
Jan 30, 2009
Jessica
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I am a little embarrassed about it, but I love this series. It is so juvenile and irreverent. Perfect reading for de-stressing.
It won't let me, but I give it 4 stars.
It won't let me, but I give it 4 stars.
Aug 21, 2009
Taylor
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Such fun, these books. Jess's voice just jumps off the page, I often forget it's written in 3rd person and not first. Good fun to read the Jess Jordan books when you want something light and frothy.
Apr 25, 2009
Janie
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It annoyed me a bit at first, but it perked up towards the middle. Very funny.
Dec 17, 2009
Courtney
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When Jess' boyfriend, Fred, jokes that he wants to keep their relationship a secret at school this year, Jess isn't so sure it's a joke! Suddenly they are at war... and as usual, Jess' topsy-turvy life makes the entire thing funnier than anyone would have guessed.
This book was my least favorite of the trilogy. It attempted to rehash old ground from the first and the second books, without any new illumination and with few new characters. Fans of the trilogy will enjoy it, but brows More...
This book was my least favorite of the trilogy. It attempted to rehash old ground from the first and the second books, without any new illumination and with few new characters. Fans of the trilogy will enjoy it, but brows More...
Apr 14, 2011
Natalie
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So funny! Summer's over and school is starting again, but Fred and Jess have a major row, and then there is the horrid new English teacher, who want's to eat Jess for lunch, and her Mom is dating someone young enough to be her son....how will Jess ever cope?
Watching Jess deal with all the traumas in her life and creating many of her own, is a delight. These books make me laugh so hard. I love British humor.
Watching Jess deal with all the traumas in her life and creating many of her own, is a delight. These books make me laugh so hard. I love British humor.
Jan 04, 2011
Catherine
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After a tedious first chapter that tries to bring you up to speed (its a sequel novel), I started to really enjoy the character in this book. By the halfway mark her antics had me laughing out loud. Ending was predictable but isn't that what you're looking for in a novel of this sort?
I'll read the next one (or the one before it) if I happen across them.
I'll read the next one (or the one before it) if I happen across them.
Jan 10, 2009
Gaby
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Fave line:
"Jess suddenly remembered that French sounded like vomiting. So she tried to remember a few French places from the school trip to Pris a couple of years ago.
Louvre! she yelled. Montmartre! Calais! Louvre! Louvre! Montmartre!"
"Jess suddenly remembered that French sounded like vomiting. So she tried to remember a few French places from the school trip to Pris a couple of years ago.
Louvre! she yelled. Montmartre! Calais! Louvre! Louvre! Montmartre!"
Sep 23, 2007
Tiff
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This book, unfortunately, was not as successful as the other two. It is still worth reading, especially if you want to complete the series, but I do feel the 1st book was much better!
Jul 23, 2008
Kate
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3rd book in the series. Still funny. I have re-read all of these books, trying to dissect why and how Sue Limb does it! She is just too hilarious.
Jan 04, 2011
Elise
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How can a girl get so unlucky in one school year? Jess has a lot of embarrasing moments and some a really recognizable.
Jan 04, 2011
Boogle
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At first it was a little boring, but then I got into it. It was then very amusing and I enjoyed it a far bit more!
Feb 22, 2008
Kat
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This one was definitely more engaging than the first two in the series. I still wouldn't recommend it, though.
