Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging

This 3 star is because I AM BEING NICE. I read this in my youth and remembered laughing when I was 13 or so at this series but hooooo boy, you can tell this was written in the late 90s/early 2000s 😮‍💨 I definitely had nostalgia goggles on when thinking back on this. But the author told a pretty funny personal story at the back of the book. The author is genuinely funny when she’s just telling stories, I hope she learned... Read Full Review

Angus,Thongs and Full Frontal Snogging is about a teenage girl named Georgia Nicolson, who is living a slightly crazy life. Her sister's a loon, her parents are insane, and her cat, Angus, is the size of a small bear. Through guys, crazyness, Stalag 14(high school) and evil prefects, Georgia has laughs and tears shared with her friends. Georgia and one of her friends, Jas, go on a "spying" trip, to the house of an "evil"... Read Full Review

AAngus, Thongs and full-frontal snogging is an amazing book!!! Though it is a really big girls book guys can still read it. I liked the book because it is in journal form!!! I think journal form is easier to read. It also makes the book seem more interesting. I can't wait to read the next book!!!

If ever there was a book that matched the hilarity and wittiness of Bridget Jones, this is it! And even if you are an old lady, like me, you can appreciate the teenage antics and woes of Georgia Nicolson. After all, we've been there, done that...Fourteen-year-old Georgia Nicolson is just like any other her age although she doesn't always see that. She thinks she's ugly, has no boyfriend potential, and believes her parents... Read Full Review

This book describes exactly what I went through at 14, well, except for moving to New Zealand. I love Rennison's humorous take on everything.. but I wouldn't let anyone under 13 read it. The book deals with sex, especially gay and lesbian jokes that younger readers probably would neither like nor understand. Throughout most of the book, I could not stop laughing, the eyebrow plucking, finding an apron in her father's sock... Read Full Review