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Books : "Stop in the Name of Pants!" (Confessions of Georgia Nicolson)
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"Stop in the Name of Pants!" (Confessions of Georgia Nicolson) by: Louise Rennison List Price: £10.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £5.49 You Save: £5.50 (50%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Hardcover EAN: 9780007275830 ISBN: 0007275838 Label: HarperCollins Children's Books Manufacturer: HarperCollins Children's Books Number Of Pages: 288 Publication Date: July 01, 2008 Publisher: HarperCollins Children's Books Studio: HarperCollins Children's Books Sales Rank: 281 Related Items:
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 Rating: - funny but no surprisesIn this ninth outing for the teenage love disaster that is Georgia Nicolson we find not much new going on. Having said that, the writing is still sharp and funny and Rennison tries to inject some seriousness into this volume with tragedy befalling Angus and problems between Georgia's parents. She never lets it veer too much from the tried and tested formula however with Georgia currently on the bison horns of love between Masimo the Italian Luurve God and Dave the Laugh. I do find these books both funny and entertaining, but am now beginning to hope that Rennison moves things on a little in the next volume. Rating: - ahhhhhhhi have read the whole series and it reminds me of being a teen, however, i got to the end and was really annoyed at the ending!!!!! plus the new book wont be out until july so i would like to see her get with someone, any of the 3 boys and show how a teen is in a relationship, how you act, issues that occur etc. it seems the endings are all basically the same and that is getting tiresome. the book itself is funny and i loved it, it is worth the read. Rating: - Fabulous or Stupendouis (is that a word?!)I would really recommend this book, though the way it says 'One minute later' and so on just gives it one star less. Louise Rennison is a fabulous writer, who can really relate to children of this age. It shows that every teen aged girl has these unfortunate tiffs and I love it!!!! It is very eyecatching too and has got a guide for kissing on the last page which really gives it a lot of fabnosity. It's a liveley book and one of the wonderful books Ive read in my life out of about 6 which actually made me giggle, which is amazing since it's very hard to make a girl giggle at words on a page. It takes a lot of skill and patience to write a wonderful, fabulous book like this and Louise Rennison is a truly gifted writer! XOXOLILYXOXO Read More: Rating:  - Full of fabnosity!Another great book for the series. This book took me to a new place, i had a tear in my eye at one point and also the ending wasn't an earth shattering cliffhanger which i need to know the conclusion too straight away either. After a couple slow books to set the scene i believe the next one is going to be laugh a minute with Georgia getting herself into even more trouble and funny moments. I can't wait. I'm 25 and have been reading these since high school and they still make me chuckle as its a reminder of how your brain worked at that age. These have been labelled as children's books but any adults out there who are open to remembering what its like to be a teenager will love these. Rating: - GoodNothing much happened in the book, but it still kept me laughing! Same old Georgia Nicolson. The ending was disappointing. Like at the end of every book she is still boyfriendless which is getting a bit boring now. I personally think Louise Rennison's next Georgia Nicolson should be the last. |
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