Synopsis of Mi gato Angus
Her nose is too big. School is a right bore. Her parents are sillier than ever. Her little sister wets the bed. And, as if that weren’t enough, her cat attacks all the animals in the neighbourhood. Georgia is surrounded by people, but she often feels very alone. Introducing the confessions of Georgette Nicolson, a wild diary you could have written yourself. After turning up at a fancy dress party dressed as a stuffed olive—a memorable event her friends never tire of recalling with hearty laughter—Georgia considers herself a goner for the single life, especially after accidentally shaving off her eyebrows. ‘Unless a gorgeous guy gets lost, ends up on this street and manages to climb the stairs to my room blindfolded, I’ll remain trapped forever within these four walls.’ However, the arrival on the scene of the ideal guy, the Sexy God, leaves our protagonist drooling, and she decides to take a crash course in kissing with the secret hope of putting it into practice with him. But first she’ll have to fight tooth and nail against her closest rivals, and in the meantime, she won’t be able to help but have a brilliant time.
