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Brilliantly funny, teenage angst author Louise Rennison’s second book about the confessions of crazy but lovable Georgia Nicolson. Now repackaged in a gorgeous new paperback and looking even fabber than ever. Louise is an international bestselling author and her books can’t fail to make you laugh out loud.
What is the matter with my life? Why is it so deeply unfab?
· It's a day and a half now since I snogged the Sex God...
· I think I have snog withdrawal. My lips keep puckering up...
· I tried snogging the back of my hand, but it's no good...
· It's been over a week. I wonder if it's my nose...
· I have a HUGE nose that means I have to live for ever in the Ugly Home.
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Review:
Dancing in My Nuddy Pants takes up Georgia Nicolson's tale of red bottomosity, continuing her diary just the day after the third instalment, Knocked Out by My Nunga-Nungas. The Ace gang and the Bummers make strong appearances alongside the essential Sex God (SG) and Dave the Laugh, while little sister Libby has the most laugh-out-loud moments. A school trip to Paris with "gorgey Henri" is one highlight of the winter months, even resulting in Georgia coming top in French. However, her attitude to school and boys remains the same as ever:
Review:
8.00 pm I am so worried about school. I have so much to do tomorrow. 8.10 pm I can do my nails and foundation and eye stuff during RE--Miss Wilson won't notice ... But I suppose even she might notice if I took my curling tongs into class...We are introduced to some new concepts, such as the "General Horn" and the "Cosmic Horn" (from the one and only Dave the Laugh, who of course gave us "nunga-nungas" and "nippy noodles"); learn about unplanned pregnancy with Angus' "trouser snake addendums" and Naomi the sex kitten (literally); ponder whether it is better to love someone for their maturiosity or their lip-nibbling; and reluctantly make a stand for the less popular girls.
This instalment of Georgia's diary is "THE OFFICIAL AND PROPER END PROBABLY". All that any fan of Georgia's is likely to say when they hear this is "Erlack", and beg Louise Rennison for more hilariosity. --Olivia Dickinson
“Seriously funny – be careful about reading it in public” Daily Telegraph
Brilliantly funny... even better than Angus, Thongs...” Bookseller
“Comic momentum that is hard to resist” Sunday Times
“Hurray, she’s back! Georgia, the muddle-headed, angst-ridden drama queen of Angus, Thongs... reveals all again in a diary full of thrills, spills and hilarious escapades” Kids Out
“This is a very funny book” Books for Keeps
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- PublisherHarperCollinsChildren’sBooks
- Publication date2007
- ISBN 10 0007272294
- ISBN 13 9780007272297
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages256
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