Are These My Basoomas I See Before Me? (Confessions of Georgia Nicolson,… (utgåvan 2009)

Halariosly funny and insane. ( )

None of the (many) sequels have ever come close to putting me in the fits of laughter that the original did, but I was so pleased to discover that the finale came the closest. I've put off reading it, because I didn't want it to end disappointingly, but the conclusion was both fitting and amusing.

I shall miss Libby most of all. ( )

I read this for the "A Book You Can Read In A Day" part of my 2018 reading challenge. I loved this series, I laughed out loud in every book and I wish it were longer so I could follow Georgia as she grew up. Wasn't thrilled with the ending, but the event I was waiting for still happened. ( )

Hard to get into but likely because I'm already too old and I couldn't get past the British slang and the teenage angst and drama. But this is a hilarious book and worth reading; possibly more interesting to a teenager interested in the Brit's version of high school life and relationships ( )

So the last Georgia book by Louise Rennison finds Masimo sad about the Stiff Dylans going to London but determined to stay behind for Georgia, which makes Georgia feel bad because she's not entirely sure how much she really likes him. In the end, she tells Masimo to go and she and Dave the Laugh finally start going out together. Huzzah! ( )