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Awards:
-British Nestlé Smarties Book Prize Bronze Award, 1999
-Printz Honor Book, 2001
Annotation:
Being 14 can be challenging. Georgia Nicholson is finding it perfectly impossible, and she wants to tell you why.
Booktalk:
Georgia Nicholson is 14, has a loving family, and a ferocious pet cat. So life should be great, right? Except the members of that loving family are all a bunch of “weirdos” and being 14 means having friends and boyfriends and a little sister who ruins everything:
Georgia Nicholson is 14, has a loving family, and a ferocious pet cat. So life should be great, right? Except the members of that loving family are all a bunch of “weirdos” and being 14 means having friends and boyfriends and a little sister who ruins everything:
Saturday, September 26th 10 a.m.
Went for a moody autumn walk with Libby in her pushchair. She was singing, “I am the Queen, oh, I am the Queen.”… and that’s when he got out of a red mini. Robbie. The SG. He saw me and said, “Oh hello, we’ve met before, haven’t we?” … “I am the Queen,” and he said, “Are you?” (Ooohhh, he’s so lovely to children.) Then Libby said, “Yes, I am the Queen and Georgia did a big poo this morning.” I couldn’t believe it. He could not believe it. Nobody could believe it. It was unbelievable, that’s why. He stood up quickly and said, “Er, well, I’d better be going.”
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