Angus, Thongs & Full Frontal Snogging (Confessions of Georgia Nicolson #1)

Reader reviewed by K.T.

Angus,Thongs & Full Frontal Snogging is a hilarious book.My guess is that whenever you put a teenage girl,her diary,boys,friends,and a cat with a serious complex in one book,you're bound to get an unforgettable adventure.I think Georgia is a one of a kind character.I love how she's always doing something crazy.Like how she made the mistake of shaving off both of her eyebrows.I can sympathize with this particular problem because in the seventh grade I shaved off a huge chunk off of my right eyebrow,the hair is still a little thin in that spot.Anyway,this book is sure to make anyone with a funnybone laugh out loud.

Reader reviewed by Nikita

This book was abosolutely hilarious. A must read for all teenage girls. This is the journal of the very funny and boy lusting Georgia Nicolson. She writes about her insecurities, her downfalls,life events, her friends and thoughts (all which are unsensored).

Reader reviewed by Katrina

Every teenager in their lifetime has to read Angus Thongs and Full Frontal Snogging. This is how a usual teenage life is suppose to be lived. The main character is soo witty and full of humor that you'll instantly fall in love with her. You'll live through her everyday problems and meet all of her quirky friends. And for those that are really in love with this book, her journeys continue with sequels.

Reader reviewed by Fiona Flamingo

Georgia leads a very ordinary English teenaged life: an all girls high school uniforms with about fifty different skirt lengths, sneaking off to Boots (a drug store) during double free periods with her friends... Georgia is more interested in boys --- meeting them, attracting them, potentially snogging them if she can ever figure out what to do with her arms --- than she is in the mysteries of physics or Frog (French). At 14 she sometimes thinks she's the only girl in the world without the very necessary appendage called the boyfriend, even though she knows this isn't true when she looks at her friends.

In the meantime Georgia must contend with parents who are just the littlest bit strange, and a three year old sister who suffers from exploding swimming knickers (panties) syndrome when fed baked beans before swimming. Georgia lives at the edge of love and mortification when she's with her family, so she tries to ignore them as much as possible. She's so successful at this that she nearly doesn't notice when her father leaves for New Zealand to look for a job. New Zealand is so far away it takes nearly two days by plane to get there. Is it any wonder then that Georgia's mum begins to flirt just a little with the builder (construction worker) who seems to taking forever to refit the lounge (living room)? If this sounds a bit like a soap, it should, but it's a soap driven by humor rather than the pathos.

ANGUS, THONGS AND FULL FRONTAL SNOGGING is funny enough to make the most pofaced bloke (sad looking guy) laugh out loud. This is a book to share with friends since they'll all want to know what a "tosser" is (no, I'm not going to tell you). Georgia is Everygirl taken to the extreme, her antics will make anything you've ever done when looking for that special guy seem staid, reasonable, or even worse, completely normal. Pick it up, read it, and lend it to a friend --- but only after you've borrowed something of equal value as hostage just to make sure you get it back.

Reader reviewed by Katie

Wow! This book is really funny! I just finished reading it and am now on the second one! Georgia is so ditzy and I loved the part about the pool balls! Hehe! And the tennis tourni! One of the really funny parts I though was when she and Jas were stalking Lindsay and Georgia says "She looked into her compact and instead of running home screaming, kept walking." or something like that! I thought that was funny!
This is a must read! So go out and buy it!

Reader reviewed by Stella

This is hilarious book that really portrays the feelings felt by all teenagers (although, admittedly they may be a little more extreme than average). The antics of Georgia will leave you cringing and collapsing into a fit of giggles at the same time. A wonderfully quick and easy read!

Reader reviewed by shiningsaba

you can't stop laughing... even when your sides hurt! It's hilarious... all the musings and thoughts of an average girl are compounded into a diary that is, for once, interesting to read! A very good read!

Reader reviewed by Kristen

Louise Rennison's books are kinda hard to understand once you first read them, but after awhile, you get them. This is book #1 in the Confessions of Georgia Nicholson series.

In this book, Georgia goes through normal teenage girl things like boys, boobs, make-up, friends, family, and school.

I think all girls will love this, maybe even some boys.