num_pages: 192
description: Angelica Cookson Potts has the most divine Divine friends. Divine family. Divine housekeeper (who makes the most looovely custard tarts). True, her friends can be so perfect it hurts, and her mother is an annoyingly skinny ex-model type. But they are all so delightful that Angel forgives them their "perfections." What is not so delightful is that Angel feels like a big wobbly whale whenever she is around said friends, family, and custard-tart creator. And with the school fashion show quickly approaching, Angel is determined to make Life Changes by starting a healthy new diet -- sans tarts. Adam, the school hottie, is sure to be at the show. If Angel can just get Adam to notice her, she knows he'll fall hopelessly, madly, totally in love. And he'll realize that there's more to Angelica Cookson Potts than her delightful friends, family, and custard tarts. In fact, Angelica is rather divine herself!
language: English
title: My Cup Runneth Over: The Life of Angelica Cookson Potts
titlecomplete: My Cup Runneth Over: The Life of Angelica Cookson Potts
genres: Young Adult, Coming Of Age, Teen, Fiction, Chick Lit, Humor, Realistic Fiction, British Literature
ratings_count: 251
series: Angel / Life of Angelica Cookson Pots
publisher: Simon Pulse