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| Original Title: | Are These My Basoomas I See Before Me? |
| ISBN: | 0061459356 (ISBN13: 9780061459351) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Confessions of Georgia Nicolson #10 |
| Characters: | Georgia Nicolson, Jasmine "Jas" |
Louise Rennison
Hardcover | Pages: 310 pages Rating: 4.2 | 11497 Users | 557 Reviews
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A bit early to get swoony knickers but I have got them on.For Georgia, the more things change, the more they stay the same. Just when she thought she was the official one-and-only girlfriend of Masimo, he's walked off into the night with the full hump, leaving Georgia all aloney on her owney--again. All because Dave the Laugh tried to do fisticuffs at dawn with him!
Two boys "fighting" over Georgia? It's almost as romantic as "Romeo and Juliet" . . . though perhaps a touch less tragic.
It's time for Georgia to get to the bottom (oo-er) of this Dave the Laugh spontaneous puckering business once and for all. It's like they always say: If you snog a mate in the forest of red bottomosity and no one is around to see it, is he still a mate? Or is he something more?
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| Title | : | Are These My Basoomas I See Before Me? (Confessions of Georgia Nicolson #10) |
| Author | : | Louise Rennison |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 310 pages |
| Published | : | October 6th 2009 by HarperTeen (first published June 25th 2009) |
| Categories | : | Young Adult. Romance. Humor. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Fiction |
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Ratings: 4.2 From 11497 Users | 557 ReviewsJudge Regarding Books Are These My Basoomas I See Before Me? (Confessions of Georgia Nicolson #10)
I loved this series, but it should have ended several books ago. It got way too repetitive. This book was more of the same Georgia antics, but with a fizzily ending. I do still love Dave the Laugh, though.Hahahahalalalalala... Oh how gorgie porgie this was! I for one would have a major case of the humpty dumpty if this wouldn't have ended so fantastico. And can I just say.... Dave the L may not be the sex god or the lurrrve god but he is without doubtnosity the vati! (oo-er) ;)
This and other reviews can be found on The Psychotic NerdNote: This is a review for the series as a whole MY THOUGHTS When I first picked up this series it was honestly on a whim. The books were $0.33 per book so I picked up a bunch. I wasn't sure if they were really the books for me. Even after reading the first book I wasn't sure if the series was for me, but I decided to keep going and I am glad for that.I've had trouble before with books that try to show the teenage girl experience or a
I'm glad this is the last book in the series. It's not that I don't love Georgia Nicholson, it's that this book felt a little stale. The jokes had happened one too many times, the situations and the rack of lurve, just were overplayed. But Louise Rennison gave us a good ending, the one many (including me)have been hoping for, and Georgia did mature enough to realize maybe she's still to young to be mature. Hard to believe but this series has been around for ten years, while in book only two
HORRRRNNNN!!!I struggle a bit with how to rate this one since (5 stars), I enjoyed every blessed moment of it. But (3-4 stars), as far as series FINALES go, it was over a bit too soon. I mean, you'd have to be extraordinarily dim to have not figured this ending out somewhere around book five, but still. I wanted to revel in the conclusion a bit more before I turned the page and found myself at the glossary. And, to be honest, I wanted something as gripping as Angus nearly dying in the last
I have an apology to make.Dear man on the train. I am so sorry that I sniggered. I saw your face fall, and I know it appeared that I was sniggering at you, but honestly, I wasn't. I was sniggering at Georgia Nicholson. I would like to extend this apology to all the other people who suffered my laughter (and snorts, and silent shaking). On the train. Oh, and the bus.I can be a book snob. I admit it. For someone whose MA is (and eventual PhD will be) in children's literature, you'd think I was
Oh man! That was a ride and a half! This series is so good and reminds me of school and being a teenager and making up stupid jokes and basically just nostalgia.This was such a lovely book, it didn't leave out any of the hilarious hijinks over wrapping up the series. There was still beards, ad-hoc dancing and Sven and his Viking ways. Though I am sad that it's over and we wont get any new adventures of Georgia and The Ace GangI'm glad Georgia finally left the Italian Stallion for someone just as
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