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Anonymous
Posted November 7, 2007
I think the taming of the dru was a great first read. It had me laughing so hard i was practicly in tears. It is Uber funny and I would recomend this book to anyone!
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Posted June 26, 2006
This book was UBER-FAB.... and would recommend this book to all teenage girls... The whole series in fact is just SUPER GOOD. The writting is great and the plot flows easy. It is just so FUNNY and I LAUGHED OUT LOUD!!!! Buy this book and whole series!!!!
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Posted September 19, 2004
this book ROCKS HARD just like the 3 previous books if you liked the previous books you'll love this one.. emily is the most coolest and upfront girl ever, katie maxwell's writing is like writing from your diary!
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Posted September 9, 2004
Okay, so I haven't exactly read it. Yet. But I have read all of the other books, and I absolutely loved them. My favorite is still probably 'The Year My Life Went Down the Loo,' but the others are great, as well. Wonderful for laughs, as well as a little romance. And you've gotta love Fang and Devon (especially Fang!)
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Posted August 31, 2004
Welcome back to Emily's wild and wonderful world. As her English adventure starts to wind down, the action kicks into high gear. After her Paris (mis) adventure with Devon, she finally has her priorties on track in the BF department. She has figured out what most of us knew, Fang's her guy. Unfortunately, Fang may have forgotten due to all the waiting, because he's found a new GF. Her underwear ghost is still hanging around, but Emily has plans to move him to a higher plane, with the help of frogs. She is also concerned that Brother might be either dying or cheating on her mother, but the truth might be worse than either possibility. As luck would have it, Dru does get to finally come visit her best friend, but with huge news. Somehow, she still finds time to take a summer job, working with dead animals and live bugs. In the middle of all this, she just has to rescue Fang from making the biggest mistake of her life so far, and she is willing to go to extremes. .................... **** Emily has won a place in the hearts of anyone who loves to laugh. Her world is weird, wonderful, and very real. If you enjoy the Princess Diaries, though less regal, this series is no less fun. ****
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Posted February 26, 2009
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Overview
With plans to snare Fang as her boyfriend at last, and her best friend Dru visiting for a short vacation, Emily envisions her last month in England to be filled with shopping, clubbing, and fun with a capital F. But when Fang comes home from a trip to New Zealand with a girlfriend in tow, her whole life seems to go bad: her dream job at a museum turns into a nightmare, and even the epic reenactment of the Helm’s Deep battle scene from the film The Two Towers (complete with swords, fake blood, and water balloons) goes awry.Not even seances to contact the spirit she’s convinced haunts her underwear drawer can cheer her up as she readies herself to face ...