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Knocked Out by My Nunga-Nungas Further, Further Confessions of Georgia Nicolson
by Louise Rennison
Hardcover: May 2002,
192 pages.
Paperback: Mar 2003,
208 pages.
Rated of 5
by Rach Laugh your knickers off with Georgia!
'Knocked Out Ny my Nunga Nungas' is a must have for any teenage girl who loves a bit of a laugh. It is a fabitty fab novel!
Geaogia Nicolson is being 'forced' to go with her so called family to Och-aye land, aka: Scotland. All she can think about is her "Sex God" boyfriend, Robbie, and when he will call her. Then there is the issue of Dave the Laugh... is Georgia becoming a shameless vixen? Snogging her ex? And are her 'nunga-nungas' attracting all the sadsacks in the universe?
Rated of 5
by Izzy 3 x Angus thongs and fullfrontal snogging
This book is so hilarious!!I don't normally read books that much but this one has kept my eyes glued to the page. I haven't seen the film yet (unfortunately) but I really want to so I can compare which is better. I think the book will be. I am willing to read ALL the books by Louise Rennison because I think it will be as good as this one and all the other ones. Izzy xo
Rated of 5
by Jodie Hilarious all time favourite
This comdey is set as the diary of Georgia Nicolson a 15yr old girl doing what all 15yr old girls do eg. making themselves look pretty, hanging out with friends, shopping and snogging boys.
Georgia is your average teenager who over exaggerates about everything and can't stand her embarrassing family. Georgia feels her mutti and vati (mum and dad) belong to another planet and is always being embarrassed by them.
Georgia's group of friends at school is called the Ace gang. In the Ace gang there is Georgia, Jas, Rosie, Ellen, Jools and Mabs. Their favourite things to do are doing little things like pinning their gloves to their hats like ears just to infuriate Hawkeye (A very strict teacher who detests Georgia very much.
In this chapter of Georgia's life she is head over heals in love with the sex god (Robbie).
This book is fabulously written and I would recommend this to all those girls out there who fancy a laugh mixed with a little hint of romance.
Enjoy Reading!
Rated of 5
by Zdenulik from Slovakia My idea
Georgia is really very funny girl. I love this book. I am sad that are only 4 parts:( but I red these books many times and still I want to read them again.
Rated of 5
by Kayla
It is a great book and it was fun to read with my friends.
Rated of 5
by Jessica Stout
I think this book was quite enjoyable but you have to read the first and second books before this one because you will be confused!
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