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Diary Panget Tetralogy

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The Diary ngPanget (Diary of an Ugly) tetralogy is a romance comedy by a Wattpad writer HaveYouSeenThisGirl. The story made up of four books bestselling books in Philippine bookstores.
"Sobrang simple langpo, sobrang cliché, isang girl namahirapna di kagandahanmakaka-meet ng guy nasuplado at mayaman. Yun langpo”This isthe famous dialogue from the main character Eya. Diary ngPanget’s popularity catched the attention of Arnel Gabriel, a worker from PSICOM Publishing that lead of turning the novel into movie which is directed by AndoyRanay. The same person who directed the A Secret Affair and Girl, Boy, Bakla,Tomboy.
Romance,fiction andcomedy is everything that covers in this story. Physical transformation and attitude development plays inside this story.
Nadine Lustreplays asReah …show more content…

Theyare the main characters here.

The Diary ngPanget has several scenes and simple plot. This story begins in a chronological manner and incidents are show and narrated by the characters themselves in the form of monologue.
HaveYouSeenThisGirl’s Diary ngPanget is one of the most favorite ebook of the teens today. It became very popular due to the way how the story flows.

The Diary ngPanget narrates the love story between a simple, nerdy, orphan girl named Eya to a young, popular, handsome, snobby, intelligent and very rich guy named Cross. The first scenes show how difficult that life is for Eya. The story portrays how she became the personal made of Crosshired by its own father. The next part shows the physical transformation of Eya through the help of Ian, one of Cross’ friends. Ian gave her the beauty products to lessen her pimples and to be looked presentable in front

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