Dancing in my Nuddy-Pants

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Dancing in My Nuddy-Pants!

HarperCollins cover
Author	Louise Rennison
Cover artist	Ian Bilbey
Country	Great Britain
Language	English
Series	Confessions of Georgia Nicolson
Genre
Publisher	HarperCollins
Publication date	2002
Media type	Print (Paperback)
Pages	212
ISBN	978-0-00-721870-7
Preceded by	Knocked Out by my Nunga-Nungas
Followed by	...And That's When It Fell Off in My Hand

Dancing in my Nuddy-Pants! is young adult novel (a romance aimed at girls aged 13–15), by British author Louise Rennison. It is the fourth book in the Georgia Nicolson series. The book was first published in Great Britain by Piccadilly Press Ltd in 2002.

Plot[]

The book is written in the form of a diary. It is about Georgia Nicolson (14), her friends (the Ace Gang), and her infatuation with boys (or snogging in particular). Georgia's boyfriend Robbie ('the sex god or SG') has been invited to go on tour with his band The Stiff Dylans. He has received an offer to go to Los Angeles in hamburger-a-gogo-land (United States), where Georgia is thinking of becoming a 'girlfriend to a pop-star'. At the end of the book he goes for an interview and gets a job in Whakatane (New Zealand) instead. Even though Georgia is upset about this she still has enough courage in her to (when her house is empty) dance in her nuddy-pants (naked).

Success[]

The work was preordered by roughly 80,000 readers and hit number one on the New York Times bestseller list, in the children's Books list in March 2003.^[1]

References[]

External links[]

• The Official Georgia Nicolson Website
• Author of the month: Louise Rennison on The Guardian website
• Try on 'Nuddy-Pants' for tween-age laughs on the USA TODAY website