...Then He Ate My Boy Entrancers
Registered by HoserLauren of Burlington, Ontario Canada on 11/11/2006
This Book is Currently in the Wild!
This Book is Currently in the Wild!
2 journalers for this copy...
I got this as a birthday present!
From Amazon:
Grade 7-9–Georgia Nicolson's life is full of drama and trauma, and no one seems to understand–not Mutti, not Vati, not her best friend, Jas. Georgia's family is off for the uncharted reaches of Hamburger-a-gogo-land, and she is sure she will see her crush, Masimo, there. Her family will be visiting Memphis, but surely Manhattan isn't far? And it shouldn't be difficult to track down a family called Scarlotti in Manhattan, right? When the Nicholsons return home, Masimo unseen, Georgia is sad. She is truly heartbroken, however, when he comes back and seems more interested in Wet Lindsay than in Georgia herself. This is not a stand-alone title; some of the situations are better understood by knowing the vast and storied history that is Georgia's life–her hatred for Wet Lindsay, for example, and her past with the former Sex God, Robbie. Favorite characters are back, including Dave the Laugh, Mad Libby, and Angus. Georgia and Company share a common language full of made-up words and some British slang (there's a glossary in the back full of helpfulosity). While the situations and plot are not unique, Georgia's voice is. Fans will clamor for more and be happy to hear that the open ending leaves a sequel quite likely.
From Amazon:
Grade 7-9–Georgia Nicolson's life is full of drama and trauma, and no one seems to understand–not Mutti, not Vati, not her best friend, Jas. Georgia's family is off for the uncharted reaches of Hamburger-a-gogo-land, and she is sure she will see her crush, Masimo, there. Her family will be visiting Memphis, but surely Manhattan isn't far? And it shouldn't be difficult to track down a family called Scarlotti in Manhattan, right? When the Nicholsons return home, Masimo unseen, Georgia is sad. She is truly heartbroken, however, when he comes back and seems more interested in Wet Lindsay than in Georgia herself. This is not a stand-alone title; some of the situations are better understood by knowing the vast and storied history that is Georgia's life–her hatred for Wet Lindsay, for example, and her past with the former Sex God, Robbie. Favorite characters are back, including Dave the Laugh, Mad Libby, and Angus. Georgia and Company share a common language full of made-up words and some British slang (there's a glossary in the back full of helpfulosity). While the situations and plot are not unique, Georgia's voice is. Fans will clamor for more and be happy to hear that the open ending leaves a sequel quite likely.
Georgia Nicolson is back, worrying about her love life, looks, and friends. When she learns that she's going to the USA (Hamburger-ago-go land, as she calls it), she invites her friend Jas and then tries to come up with a plan to find her love, Masimo, who is in the USA playing music. What she doesn't realize is that she's going to Memphis and Masimo is in New York City.
True to all other Georgia Nicolson books, Georgia is incredibly rude to her friends. Why any of her friends would want to be friends is completely beyond me because she's so self-absorbed and rude. Despite there, there are still funny moments in the book and they usually involve Georgia's sister and/or the cats Angus and Gordy. Overall, not that great but still mildly entertaining.
True to all other Georgia Nicolson books, Georgia is incredibly rude to her friends. Why any of her friends would want to be friends is completely beyond me because she's so self-absorbed and rude. Despite there, there are still funny moments in the book and they usually involve Georgia's sister and/or the cats Angus and Gordy. Overall, not that great but still mildly entertaining.
This book is with me :)
Georgia along with her best friend, Jas are off to the USA(Hamburger-a go-go land) with Georgia's parents for a clown car convention in Memphis. Georgia plans to connect with her love interest, Masimo, the Italian stallion, who is singing in NYC. She plans to visit him and re-connect. Georgia thinks that NYC and Memphis are just a short distance away which unfortunately is never corrected in her mind. She also thinks she can find him by phoning all the Scarlottis in NYC. How bright:(
This book is just more of the same as the past books of the series. Georgia is incredibly selfish and rude. Why her parents just don't leave her behind is beyond me. Although the way her father circumvents her phone calls is fantastic. For Georgia it is all about her lust for boys, her appearance and her interests. Jas should hit the hills in search of a better friend. Libby, Georgia's younger sister and Angus the cat is what makes the books tolerable. They are laugh out loud funny. It will be awhile before I read the next one in the series
This book is just more of the same as the past books of the series. Georgia is incredibly selfish and rude. Why her parents just don't leave her behind is beyond me. Although the way her father circumvents her phone calls is fantastic. For Georgia it is all about her lust for boys, her appearance and her interests. Jas should hit the hills in search of a better friend. Libby, Georgia's younger sister and Angus the cat is what makes the books tolerable. They are laugh out loud funny. It will be awhile before I read the next one in the series
Released this at the Oakville Bookcrossing Meetup today.
Journal Entry 6 by HoserLauren at Second Cup - Lakeshore at Navy in Oakville, Ontario Canada on Monday, July 9, 2012
Released 11 yrs ago (7/8/2012 UTC) at Second Cup - Lakeshore at Navy in Oakville, Ontario Canada
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
Left this on the back shelf for someone else to enjoy!
