The most recent in the Georgia Nicolson series. Georgia is now home and very confused about Dave the Laugh’s intentions, while desperately trying to get to Pizza-a-go-go Land to see Masimo. She has men coming out of the woodwork looking for attention and she has no idea what to do about any of them.

When a tragic accident strikes her family, Georgia slowly starts to see who she may rely on most no matter what.

I enjoyed this one very much. Can’t wait for the next.

This book went well with the rest of the series and Georgia kept me laughing but i wish it ended a little differently. It doesn't tell you whether or not Georgia had one laugh too many or if Massimo was still her boyfriend. ( )

The continued adventures of Georgia Nicolson - the trials and tribulations of being the girlfriend of a luuurve god. ( )

Georgia is once again on the rack of love. Masimo wants an answer, Robbie's back in town, and then there's always the Dave the Laugh factor.

I liked this book. Georgia has to deal with some real drama this time--drama she didn't create, and drama she can't control. This book actually made me cry, and not just because I was laughing too hard. Also, Wet Lindsay is back! Hurrah!

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Georgia is back replete with raunchy humor and British slang by the ton. This volume takes up right where the last left off, smack dab in the middle of the voleish camping trip and Georgia's once again "accidental" snogging.

Although much of the book is tongue in cheek, parts seemed quite painful, such as the break down of Georgia's parents and their glaringly obvious ignorance of their children. In the previous volumes this all really seemed much more harmless than in this one. In to the middle of the book I really wasn't so sure I wanted to keep on reading, and then the horrible thing happened. Lets just say I was sitting there with tears streaming down my face to the point I alarmed my teen son who thought something really bad had actually happened (of course he had a good laugh when I told him it was the book I was reading.) After that I was totally in to the book and even had more giggly parts later on.

As a whole I really do have to say I enjoyed the story. Georgia is probably one of the most self-enamored characters I've ever read, but for some reason I still like her. I'm also pretty fond of Dave the Laugh and would like to see things move in that direction (hint, hint, Ms. Rennison) This one left off on a bit of a cliffhanger and I'm looking forward to seeing what scandals Georgia will be getting herself in to next! ( )