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	title:	"Stop in the Name of Pants!" (Confessions of Georgia Nicolson)
	author:	Louise Rennison
	format:	Hardcover
	publisher:	HarperCollins Children's Books
	released:	July 1, 2008
	isbn:	0007275838
	isbn-13:	9780007275830

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Customer Reviews
Full of fabnosity! - Rated Another great book for the series. This book took me to a new place, i had a tear in my eye at one point and also the ending wasn't an earth shattering cliffhanger which i need to know the conclusion too straight away either. After a couple slow books to set the scene i believe the next one is going to be laugh a minute with Georgia getting herself into even more trouble and funny moments. I can't wait. I'm 25 and have been reading these since high school and they still make me chuckle as its a reminder of how your brain worked at that age. These have been labelled as children's books but any adults out there who are open to remembering what its like to be a teenager will love these. Good - Rated Nothing much happened in the book, but it still kept me laughing! Same old Georgia Nicolson. The ending was disappointing. Like at the end of every book she is still boyfriendless which is getting a bit boring now. I personally think Louise Rennison's next Georgia Nicolson should be the last. Needs something new - Rated I love all the Georgia Nicolson books but the most recent ones, this book included, have started to get a bit repetitive. While they are still quite funny the story line seems to stay the same: Georgia decides on one guy in the beginning of the book, meets another boy half way through and by the end is split between these two guys. If you've read and enjoyed the other books in the series then I'd say read this one too, but don't expect anything different. excellent - Rated The book is hilarious like all the others. But i also have to say the delivery was fantastic and i recieved it the day after i had ordered it, even without getting express delivery. Thank you amazon! Hmmm... - Rated I am a long time fan of Georgia Nicolson and have just read the newest installment. It might be just me growing out of the series (which I doubt because these books seem to be aimed at my age group) but I really felt as though nothing really happened in the book. Nothing in it grabbed my attention or pulled me in and i think that perhaps Louise Rennison is getting a tad lazy because of the series' growing popularity. By Nicole, aged 15.

Customer Reviews

Full of fabnosity! - Rated 5/5
Another great book for the series. This book took me to a new place, i had a tear in my eye at one point and also the ending wasn't an earth shattering cliffhanger which i need to know the conclusion too straight away either. After a couple slow books to set the scene i believe the next one is going to be laugh a minute with Georgia getting herself into even more trouble and funny moments. I can't wait.

I'm 25 and have been reading these since high school and they still make me chuckle as its a reminder of how your brain worked at that age. These have been labelled as children's books but any adults out there who are open to remembering what its like to be a teenager will love these.

Good - Rated 4/5
Nothing much happened in the book, but it still kept me laughing! Same old Georgia Nicolson. The ending was disappointing. Like at the end of every book she is still boyfriendless which is getting a bit boring now. I personally think Louise Rennison's next Georgia Nicolson should be the last.

Needs something new - Rated 4/5
I love all the Georgia Nicolson books but the most recent ones, this book included, have started to get a bit repetitive. While they are still quite funny the story line seems to stay the same: Georgia decides on one guy in the beginning of the book, meets another boy half way through and by the end is split between these two guys. If you've read and enjoyed the other books in the series then I'd say read this one too, but don't expect anything different.

excellent - Rated 5/5
The book is hilarious like all the others. But i also have to say the delivery was fantastic and i recieved it the day after i had ordered it, even without getting express delivery. Thank you amazon!

Hmmm... - Rated 3/5
I am a long time fan of Georgia Nicolson and have just read the newest installment. It might be just me growing out of the series (which I doubt because these books seem to be aimed at my age group) but I really felt as though nothing really happened in the book. Nothing in it grabbed my attention or pulled me in and i think that perhaps Louise Rennison is getting a tad lazy because of the series' growing popularity.
By Nicole, aged 15.