Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #60805 in Books
• Published on: 2004-10-01
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 432 pages

Synopsis
This sequel concerns Bridget Jones, a single, girl-about-town on an optimistic but doomed quest for self-improvement. If she could just get down to 8st 7lb, stop smoking and develop inner poise, all would be resolved.

Customer Reviews

Dire, moronic drivel
Here we go again - yet another moronic summing up of the modern British woman, as if we are all neurotic, ditzy, self-obsessed relationship fiends.

This book stereotypes to the point of the ridiculous, and is quite damaging to woman who actually have a brain. It is about, (as if you didn't know) Bridget, a self-obsessed airhead moron who, laughably, we are supposed to believe is a journalist. If this is based on a real person, that makes me even angrier. I did not waste my time studying journalism for three years to share breathing space with morons like this; bimbos whose main preoccupations in life are whether to use large pants or the cheap, sleazy, g-string. COMPLEX STUFF! Any man reading this book could be forgiven for thinking that all women are brainless, good-for-nothing morons, but thankfully I, and others like me aren't.

The characters portrayed here are very much 'of the masses', and that's what makes the book one giant, pathetic flaw. Bridget feels guilty and empty because she is in her thirties and childless - big deal! Get a life.

The woman who wrote this unutterable pile of rot should be ashamed - she has just set women's liberation back by about fifty years.

Wow!! What a great read!!
I found this on my wife's dressing table and I have not been able to put it down since! I thought it was going to general chick flick stuff! But no! It has given me a genuine insight into the dilemas faced by the modern woman about town! Will recommend to my friend Don.

Bridget Jones
If youve seen the movie, then you definalty have to read the book. The book goes more into detail about the plot that the movie. Once you begin to read it, you cannot put the book down. Bridget has her peculiar ways that are extremly funny, which you will find. This book is excently written. At some moments it makes you feel as if you are actually Bridget.

A Great buy...and must read.