Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging Resources

This is the official website for everything Georgia Nicolson, though it includes links to Louise Rennison's other books, too. We have a suspicion Georgia wouldn't approve of such sharing…

Check out Louise Rennison's page on her publisher's website for the scoop on her life and career. And yes, she hangs out with teenagers for research.

Loving the British lingo in this book? Check out this website featuring Brit slang. Fun fact: The say zed instead of zee for the last letter in the alphabet. To find out why, click on through.

This movie combines the first two books of the Confessions of Georgia Nicolson series because movies do things like that. Despite some changes to the plot, though, you should find the story pretty recognizable.

Rennison lets it all hang out in this interview, including letting slip that she—like Georgia—went to a party dressed as a stuffed olive.

Okay, so technically Americans and Brits alike speak English, but apparently folks in the good old U.S. of A. didn't quite fall for Angus the way their British cohorts did. Here's Rennison's take on why.

Want to know where Rennison gets her inspiration from? This is definitely the article for you.

Grab your chapstick because this preview's heavy on the lip-locking.

Rennison talks about how close the events of the Confessions of Georgia Nicolson series are to her real life. It's in eleven clips, so if you like the first one, be sure to click through all the rest.

On the Confessions of Georgia Nicolson website, there are two audio clips in which Rennison answers some of her readers' most burning questions. Yes, the "Sex God" comes up.

Curious about what Rennison looks like? Look no further.

This is the film poster for the U.S. adaptation of Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging, with a title modified to make sense to American viewers.