She also co-wrote the screenplays for the movie of Bridget Joness Diary and the forthcoming sequel based on Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason. But the romance was nice! It was also a predictable story. Helen Fielding, a journalist and a novelist, is the author of three previous novels, Bridget Joness Diary, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason, and Cause Celeb. The discussions with her mother and with her friends were long-winded. Sometimes it was a bit uninteresting, because every single thing that she thought was written down. Personal opinion: It wasn’t a difficult book to read. But something strange happened there, someone put some cocaine in Bridget’s luggage! Of course the police found the stuff and she had to go to prison.īut at the end, Mark helps Bridget to get out of prison… She has to go to Rome for an important interview.Īfter she got back from Rome, Bridget and her friend Sharon (who also has love sorrow) go on holiday in Thailand.
After the misunderstanding, Bridget decides to spend more time at work. Giles, a friend off Rebecca, tries to kiss Bridget at the moment that Mark enters the room. (for work)Īnd when Bridget and Mark go on a skiing trip, Rebecca shows up too.īut something unexpected happened at a party at Rebecca’s place. She thinks Mark will fall in love with Rebecca, because every time you see Mark, you see Rebecca behind him. Bridget doesn’t like her, she is jealous. Mark also has a new colleague, Rebecca, a beautiful and young woman. Right now they already have a relationship for about 6 weeks. The woman is annoying because she only talks about herself and her hobbies.īridget had a very uninteresting life, until a few weeks ago she met the very attractive man, Mark Darcy. In the story, there’s one annoying person, Bridget’s mother. Bridget starts every day with a personal update, which means: how many cigarettes she had already smoked, how much alcohol she drank and how many weight she had lost. When you’re a woman, and you read books just to relax, than you will like ‘Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason’.
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