You don't have to be a teenager to appreciate the humorous and often self-absorbed ravings found in 14-year-old Georgia Nicolson's diary, but it ce...
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Aug 30, 2010
Tatiana
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The only thing I am going to say here is that Dave the Laugh is the best boyfriend ever. I have no idea why, for so long, I thought the Sex God Robbie was a good choice for Georgia. Dave is a total dream boat...
...and yes, I know I am twice his age.
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You can make a sort of nose sling out of pair of knickers [panties:]! Like a sort of antigravity device. You put a leg hole over each ear and the More...
...and yes, I know I am twice his age.
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Sep 02, 2011
Nicola
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This book was every bit as fun as I expected it to be. This series is just really cute, funny and light-hearted. Georgia is simply hilarious and I never tire of her dramatic reactions. Her witty diary entries are infectious and I find them impossible to look away from. This installment did drag at parts but it was mostly as entertaining and amusing as the first. I'm certainly looking forward to see what else is in store for Georgia.
May 18, 2011
Marija
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Oh, what’s the matter with that Georgia! How could she do that to the poor kid? Dave the Laugh’s the perfect guy… “Dave phoned. He said, ‘I just called to say I really liked you. Night night.’” I think that’s really cute. How could she not fall in love? Oh, I don’t know… but there’s definitely something off with that “Sex God” of hers. When I think about the two of them, that jailbait infatuation, it congers up an image of Gidget and the Kahuna. ;) But it’ll probably end the same way with Gidget
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Jun 22, 2011
Tatiana
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What I like most about the Georgia Nicolson series is that it doesn’t try to be posh. It strives for absurdosity and succeeds. This installment picked up where Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging left off, with Georgia losing the SG and protesting a move to Kiwi-a-gogo Land (a.k.a. New Zealand). From there, it only gets crazier: cat mating, Elastic Band theory, Dr. George Clooney, the German language, a wheelbarrow, etc.
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Georgia is like the friend you want to dope slap, but just More...
Mar 04, 2008
This book has been one of my favorites! I ususally am not a big fan of reading, but this book had totally been amazing. It's about a girl named Georgia who is from Britain, so she uses a lot of unfamiliar words that are fun to read. She was the girlfriend of a boy named Robbie a.k.a "the sex god." He found out something that made him break the relationship, and as you can imagine she got very upset. Georgia really likes him so she does some pretty funny stuff to get his attention. If y
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Jan 02, 2009
bookczuk
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This was given to me by a friend. I actually read the first book by this author, which I thought was Bridget Jones but with teenage angst. The best character was Angus the wild cat. The humor was there but wore thin pretty quickly. The best thing about this was the title, IMO.
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Fourteen-year-old Georgia Nicolson is back in British author Louise Rennison's irreverent, laugh-out-loud sequel to the Michael L. Printz Honor Book Angus, Thongs, and Full-Fr More...
Amazon Editorial Review:
Fourteen-year-old Georgia Nicolson is back in British author Louise Rennison's irreverent, laugh-out-loud sequel to the Michael L. Printz Honor Book Angus, Thongs, and Full-Fr More...
Jan 21, 2012
Silvia
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I was in the library looking for a book to read, and I came across this one that I had actually failed at finding before. Georgia Nicolson comes back as funny as ever, she is now the girlfriend of Robbie (who she calls Sex God) and she thinks of nothing but snogging him. When he dumps her for being "too young" she tries to finds a way to get him back. There were many quotes that I love in the book, but one of my favourites was "What is there to laugh at? I am on the rack of love.
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Apr 03, 2011
In this book Georgia and Robbie are together but he breaks up with her because he sees her and her friends laughing like crazy, so that makes him think that she is way to young for him because he is like 2 or 3 years older than her so yea. but before that happens. Her Vati (that's dad in Georgia speak) has gotten a job in New Zealand and wants to drag the whole family off to the land of kiwis and kangaroos. Georgia has a mad crush on Robbie for a very long time and now she finally gets a chance
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Dec 28, 2010
Tammy
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I'm pretty sure I want to be British and Georgia's bestie after reading this fabbity fab sequel to Angus, Thongs and Full Frontal Snogging.
Fourteen year old Georgia's life is beyond tragic. First off, she has to deal with her very old and ludicrous parents who are bent ruining her life just because theirs is practically over. Then there's her little sister Libby who stores her pooey nappies in the bottom of her bed. Her best friend Jas is as smart as a potato. And don't More...
I'm pretty sure I want to be British and Georgia's bestie after reading this fabbity fab sequel to Angus, Thongs and Full Frontal Snogging.
Fourteen year old Georgia's life is beyond tragic. First off, she has to deal with her very old and ludicrous parents who are bent ruining her life just because theirs is practically over. Then there's her little sister Libby who stores her pooey nappies in the bottom of her bed. Her best friend Jas is as smart as a potato. And don't More...
Nov 17, 2010
Kiera
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Genre: boys, romance, middle school drama
Summary: The second in the series, this book follows the continuing adventures of Georgia and her pals. She wants to date the "sex god" aka Robbie. However, he feels that she is too young for his almost eighteen years. So poor Georgie spends the rest of the book trying to find ways to get Robbie back. One plan includes leading on another kid to make Robbie jealous. That works only so well.
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Summary: The second in the series, this book follows the continuing adventures of Georgia and her pals. She wants to date the "sex god" aka Robbie. However, he feels that she is too young for his almost eighteen years. So poor Georgie spends the rest of the book trying to find ways to get Robbie back. One plan includes leading on another kid to make Robbie jealous. That works only so well.
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Jun 29, 2010
Rachel
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On the one hand, Georgia is as horrible & incorrigible as the first novel. Her little sister is still characterized as too young for her actual age, and her mother begins also has a repeat performance in book 2 that echoes of book 1. The other issue that bothers me about Georgia's characterization is that she does NOT look forward to her developing "basoomers" or wearing a bra. I didn't know a single girl that age who DIDN'T want breasts, so this little detail about Georgia strikes
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Dec 10, 2009
This book is amazing!!! I'm sure that i didnt' stop laughing through the whole entire thing! This book is about a 14 year old girl named Georgia, who just happens to think her whole world is ending. Georgia has just gotten word that she and her family will be moving to New Zealand for her father's job. Gorgia absolutly hates this idea and tries everything to keep it from happening. On the bright side of all this she has just landed her very own "sex god" whose name is Robbie. even tho
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Jul 08, 2009
Michelle
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I hereby admit that I am a fan-girl of Georgia Nicolson.
Once again, Georgia did not disappoint. This second book in Louise Rennison's all too funny series about young Georgia Nicolson - British teenager extraordinaire - was perfect. It picks up just after she has discovered that Vati (her father) will be moving her family to Kiwi-a-gogo Land (New Zealand) and thus her life is effectually over. After snagging (and snogging) the Sex God (aka Robbie) in the previous book, Georgia is sti More...
Once again, Georgia did not disappoint. This second book in Louise Rennison's all too funny series about young Georgia Nicolson - British teenager extraordinaire - was perfect. It picks up just after she has discovered that Vati (her father) will be moving her family to Kiwi-a-gogo Land (New Zealand) and thus her life is effectually over. After snagging (and snogging) the Sex God (aka Robbie) in the previous book, Georgia is sti More...
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Jun 20, 2009
Sarah-Greenbeanteenqueen
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Georgia is back and she's as fabulous as ever. I can't read (0r listen) to one of these books without cracking up. Georgia and her friends are so goofy and self-centered (without realizing they're self-centered and without being annoying) that it makes me laugh.
I adored Dave the Laugh-I think he's a great addition and as great as the SG is I think I like Dave the Laugh better. Even though this one centers around Georgia and trying to win Robbie back, the parts I found the most hilari More...
I adored Dave the Laugh-I think he's a great addition and as great as the SG is I think I like Dave the Laugh better. Even though this one centers around Georgia and trying to win Robbie back, the parts I found the most hilari More...
Dec 19, 2009
Molly
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Hah!This book was HILARIOUS!!!! I think that some of the characters are just absolutely crazy.Georgia is quite a character. She is funny and witty sometimes, but to be completely honest it doesn't seem like she's a very nice person. I mean, she bosses around her friends and says really hurtful things about them. Like with Jas. That girl is Georgia's target and she's one of her best friends! I really don't get why any of Georgia friends would want to stay buddies with her.
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Aug 12, 2009
Christina
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I got a real kick out of these funny, honest, unsentimental books YA books. I would have loved (and I mean LOVED) them in high school. They're written as the diary of a British girl named Georgia, and she covers all the drama, hilarity, embarassment, etc., of the high school years, only with a delightful Englishness. Really fun, reeeeeeally amusing. I don't imagine they'd meet with much approval from the parents of American teenagers, though- Georgia is pretty frank (even crude- she's a teen
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Dec 29, 2010
Rayan
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On the Bright Side, I'm Now the Girlfriend of a Sex God: Further Confessions of Georgia Nicolson by Louise Rennison talks about a group of losers (girls) that saw two new gods in their school on the first day. One of those girls was Georgia Nicolson that fell in love with a 17-year-old prince charming named Robbie. Georgia tried several times to impress him, but the more she tried the more things were worse. Robbie loved it when Georgia messed up. After a while, Robbie started dating a popular,
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Jun 02, 2010
Bianca
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This book has nothing to do with sex. He is called the 'Sex God' because she thinks of him as utterly hot and heartthrobbing.
I absolutely love this book so far! It's ridiculously hilarious, in my opinion. In this second addition to the series, Georgia's father has gone off to New Zealand, and the whole family is supposed to go live there as well. Georgia is set off by this, as she has finally trapped her 17-year-old "sex god", Robbie. Throughout this witty book are various incidences about her " More...
I absolutely love this book so far! It's ridiculously hilarious, in my opinion. In this second addition to the series, Georgia's father has gone off to New Zealand, and the whole family is supposed to go live there as well. Georgia is set off by this, as she has finally trapped her 17-year-old "sex god", Robbie. Throughout this witty book are various incidences about her " More...
Dec 19, 2011
Lily
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On the bright side, I'm now the girlfriend of a sex god. by Louise Rennison
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Georgia Nicolson has started dating the Sex God (aka Robbie). So life should be perfect . . . except in Georgia's life, nothing is ever perfect. Her cat, Angus (the size of a small Labrador), is terrorizing the neighborhood. Her sister, Libby (who is slightly mad), hides her pooey knickers at the bottom of Georgia's bed.
Then the Sex God breaks it off becaus More...
Reviewed by Moirae the Fates book reviews.
Georgia Nicolson has started dating the Sex God (aka Robbie). So life should be perfect . . . except in Georgia's life, nothing is ever perfect. Her cat, Angus (the size of a small Labrador), is terrorizing the neighborhood. Her sister, Libby (who is slightly mad), hides her pooey knickers at the bottom of Georgia's bed.
Then the Sex God breaks it off becaus More...
Nov 13, 2010
Claudette
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I'm truly enjoying this series. I'm ROTFL just thinking about it. My mom booked me a visit to the doctor, yeah, she thinks I'm that crazy.
And all my teachers are mad at me and my friend Ellie. Jeez, we're just laughing. Like loons. During classes. Disturbing everyone else within a 2 km radius.
But some parts are too funny to keep a straight face.
Georgia is, as always, the most amusing character ever. Her thoughts are simple and funny and naive and utterly hilarious.
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And all my teachers are mad at me and my friend Ellie. Jeez, we're just laughing. Like loons. During classes. Disturbing everyone else within a 2 km radius.
But some parts are too funny to keep a straight face.
Georgia is, as always, the most amusing character ever. Her thoughts are simple and funny and naive and utterly hilarious.
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Jan 02, 2010
Emily
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The second installment of Georgia’s antics begins right after we just left her. She is gearing up for THE WORST TRIP ever to the other side of the earth, when joyous news is received and Vati (her name for her dad) is coming home! No need to travel away from her Sex God of a boyfriend.
However, this good news is ruined when SG decides that Georgia is too young for him and they can’t see each other. Georgia is heartbroken, but with the help of Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus, s More...
However, this good news is ruined when SG decides that Georgia is too young for him and they can’t see each other. Georgia is heartbroken, but with the help of Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus, s More...
May 30, 2010
Bianca
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This book has nothing to do with sex. He is called the 'Sex God' because she thinks of him as utterly hot and heartthrobbing.
I absolutely love this book so far! It's ridiculously hilarious, in my opinion. In this second addition to the series, Georgia's father has gone off to New Zealand, and the whole family is supposed to go live there as well. Georgia is set off by this, as she has finally trapped her 17-year-old "sex god", Robbie. Throughout this witty book are various inciden More...
I absolutely love this book so far! It's ridiculously hilarious, in my opinion. In this second addition to the series, Georgia's father has gone off to New Zealand, and the whole family is supposed to go live there as well. Georgia is set off by this, as she has finally trapped her 17-year-old "sex god", Robbie. Throughout this witty book are various inciden More...
Dec 21, 2010
Mallory
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The sequal follows Georgia from her summer hols where the Angus, thongs, and full frontal snogging left off. As the title implies she has scored herself a sex god (aka Robbie), but everything else in her life is total crap. Her mother wants to relocate her to the other side of the world to be with dear vatti, the old portly one (aka dad) just as her love life is starting to turn around! She may just go through snogging withdrawl!
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AS with the first installment there is another glossary in th More...
Dec 18, 2010
Jory
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Georgia is back with the sequel to Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging, and the hilarosity ensues! She finally bags the Sex God, and then he turns around and breaks up with her...because she's too young! Well, Georgia won't stand for that, so she tries the elastic band theory. And that's giving the Sex God his space, and then dating someone else to make the Sex God jealous and want her back. Enter: Dave the Laugh. The 'Red Herring' of her plan. Personally, I liked Dave the Laugh more than Ro
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Oct 30, 2009
Grace
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This is the story of a 14 year old British girl named Georgia. She is a traditional teenager with anxieties about boys, a silly way of looking a life, and nothing ever seems to go her way.
The book is written sort of like a diary, but with time tags on it that made me think of Twitter. The only difference was between Rennison's writing style for this series of books and Twitter is the concept of no word limit in the diary entries.
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The book is written sort of like a diary, but with time tags on it that made me think of Twitter. The only difference was between Rennison's writing style for this series of books and Twitter is the concept of no word limit in the diary entries.
The content was young adultish, fun, and More...
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Jun 21, 2011
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The second Georgia Nicolson book picks up right where book one ends. I love how even the simple things always seem to lead to disaster for our heroine. The writing is excellent and I love how the characterizations seem real and extreme at the same time. Another thing I've always loved is the craziness of it and even though it's a bit bonkers I can easily see the events taking place.
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The second Georgia Nicolson book picks up right where book one ends. I love how even the simple things always seem to lead to disaster for our heroine. The writing is excellent and I love how the characterizations seem real and extreme at the same time. Another thing I've always loved is the craziness of it and even though it's a bit bonkers I can easily see the events taking place.
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Aug 16, 2010
Isabel
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The second book in this series was a very quick read, but while I was reading this book, I felt my brain slowly dripping out of my ears. It's rather shallow, and in this case, is one of the few book-turned-movies, where I would say that the movie was definitely better than the book. The way the author explains the relationship between Georgia and Robbie makes it quite difficult to believe that Robbie would have even taken a second look at Georgia, them being almost 4 years apart. Also, Georgia's
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May 01, 2011
Have you ever wondered what life is being a teenager in England? Well Georgia Nicolson does and her life is so unfair. The man if her dreams aka Sex God just broke up with her because she is fourteen and he is eighteen but she will do everything in her power to get him back. While she is in the middle of her plan to get Sex God back she is given horrible news. Her dad who has found work in New Zealand and wants Georgia, her younger sister Libby, her mom, and her cat Angus to move there. Now her
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Dec 06, 2009
Nina
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After reading so many reviews of this series I already have added them on my long tbr list. And now I have the pleasure of reading them before I pick them up at the store. Georgia is fun. A typical teenager with the typical problems. It’s so easy to relate to her, even though my teen years have ended a few years ago. The stuff she writes, just makes you laugh.
One of my favourite characters in the book, besides Georgia, is definitely Jas. She reminded me of Karen from the movie Mean G More...
One of my favourite characters in the book, besides Georgia, is definitely Jas. She reminded me of Karen from the movie Mean G More...
Aug 03, 2010
Zarina
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The second book in the "Confessions of Georgia Nichoson" series reads like an extention of the first one. Both put together they form one story (there's hardly any time lapse between the two nor are there any major changes) and it basically reads like the same old same old. It felt less frsh or interesting to read than the first one because so many of the inventive word plays were no longer new (though there were a few new ones like "piddly diddly department"). The character
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