Product Description

Georgia Nicholson is fourteen and lives with her annoying parents, a three-year old sister, her wild cat Angus and has to wear a beret to school. She would, however, rather be blond, have a smaller nose, slimmer eyebrows, and a boyfriend. Originally published by Piccadilly Press.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #131419 in Books
• Published on: 2001-07-20
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 208 pages

Customer Reviews

Read it, you know u want to..
Georgia is just abit mad. Well so would you if you had a mad sister, a scottish wildcat as a pet, a possible transvestite dad, A mum with a "shelf" and an uncle Eddie who pulled up at your school disco in his motorbike- the one that was around when God was a boy. Not to mention a ridiculously dim friend called Jas, the recollection of going to a fancydress party dressed as a stuffed olive and a school which made you wear a beret. Its not easy being a teenager, Georgia's diary will tell you just that. This book basically tells of the usual teenage problems we go through- not to mention added ones like having to trap older sex gods with wet weed girlfriends, a big mouthed ex and an ex boyfriend who not only is a snogging prostitute, but thinks your a lesbian. Team that together with the added stress of being a girl and going to school and thats Georgia's story in one swift plunge. Seriously though, READ THIS. You need to, it's not only the funniest thing you are ever likely to come across,[...] but it's the only thing in the human world which will make you realise that all though you are mad, there are worse off people....(eg. Georgia). Louise Rennison is soooo brilliant at capturing the feelings of a teenager, her style makes Frank Skinner, Ricky Tomlinson and Harry Enfield etc look really UNFUNNY.

Absolutely side splitting!
Once I had started reading this book I couldn't stop reading it until I had read it all. This book is such a true insight of a typical teenagers life. I couldn't stop laughing all the way through. The part where Georgia demolishes her eyebrows brings back so many eye watering memories! This book is definately my favorate book of all time and I can't wait to read further confessions of Georgia. Thumbs up all round!

Tara Daniels, Blackburn, Lancashire.

My new favourite book
I have read the whole series of books on the confessions of Georgia Nicolson and I love them! They are absolutely hilarious, you really should be careful about reading them in public they are so funny. If you are between the ages of about 12 and 17 I think you will love them. Georgia is a 14-year-old girl and its very easy to relate to all the things that she is going through. You will laugh with her, feel her embarrassment and relate to all her issues. Great if you just want something light and easy to read and a real pick-me-up if you need something to cheer you up.