Deciding whether to be in a serious relationship or to dat around is a serious choice for many a teenage girl. Jas may have hapily settled down with Tom (aka Hunky - barf), but Georgia can't seem to figure out whether to choose Robbie or Massimo to be her one true love (or Dave for that matter, since he seems to pop in whether she likes it or not). Jas seems to think that this kind of behavior is ludicrous, but some people can't settle down when they're young and there's not much that we can do about it. Sometimes the cosmic horn must be let loose... Settling for someone - just for the sake of being in a relationship - is rather silly in my opinion, so I think Georgia has for once acted with great maturity. She may be a loon at times, but honestly what is she supposed to do when her boyfriends (or almost-boyfriends) keep leaving the country? Wait around like the ladies of old, and pine her teen years away? I think not! ( )

I still hope she ends up with Dave, I'll have to get the next 2 books from the library in order to find out. Still very entertaining, nice & easy read. ( )

So Robbie is back and misses her. And Masimo wants to date her. And Dave the Laugh is still edging about. Good grief, what's a girl to do? Wet Lindsay smarms her way back into Robbie's life, so that solves that. Georgia decides to give Masimo a go, but he is leaving for Italy in a bit. Can Georgia behave while he is gone? No, is the answer you are looking for. ( )

Hilarious. These books always make me manage to LOL, even though it seems like Georgia is perpetually 14. That's what makes her so charming, though. ( )

In a series of diary entries, British teenager Georgia Nicolson describes her continuing romantic woes as she is pushed toward a decision about the three boys in her life.