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Summary: hysterical!
Review: I LOVED Helen Fielding's first book in the series and found this one even funnier! It made me feel constantly compelled to call up friends and read them sections outloud while laughing hysterically.
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Summary: A GREAT Follow-Up for Bridgit Lovers....
Review: Cigs smoked while reading this book- 7 (vg). Calories consumed while reading this book- 1,000 (v.bad) Times I laughed out loud while reading this book: who can count that high? What can I say? Unlike the masses, I actually enjoyed this book more than the Original! Bridget is funnier & has more bizarre problems than in the initial book.... I found myself laughing out loud by the third page and finishing the last page that same night. I could not put this book down.... I can't wait to see the movie, but hope that they will replace Renee Zelweger with someone a little more Bridgetesque.. Pick up a copy of this book. You won't be sorry!
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Summary: Number of Times I Would Read This Book: 1,000,000 (v.v.g)
Review: When I read the first book, I felt like I was finally not alone! I could truely empathize with Bridget in her struggle with self-esteem, inner beauty, and the quest for a perfect relationship. She defines so many idiosyncrasies that all women can relate to - 'mentionitis' being my favorite! I wish I had thousands of books like this to grab when I need a laugh or cry to get myself through this crazy female world!
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Summary: v.v.g.
Review: No. of days spent reading this book: 1 (couldn't put it down); no. of times died of embarrassment for Bridget: 2435; no. of times I wished I was Bridget or one of her friends: 12,394; no. of time I was glad I'm not Bridget or one of her friends: 25,684. I loved this book and it's predecessor. I can't wait to see the movie - I'm thinking Cherie Oteri should be Bridget, with Molly Shannon and Ana Gastayer as Shaz and Jude, and Kelly Preston as Rebecca. Fielding is masterful. I could smell the funk in Shaz's apartment when all three girls lived there, I fell in love with Mark Darcy and Bridget's dad but most of all I love Bridget. What a great book.
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Summary: LOVED IT!
Review: I devoured this book in one day! Could not put it down. I cried with laughter. Bridget is a very lovable character and her experiences speak to women everywhere. I have lent my book to all my girlfriends and they loved it as well. This book is a great mood uplifter.
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Summary: A must read for single women; lots of fun
Review: I highly recommend reading Bridget Jones' Diary before reading this one. You will love the first, and if you are like me, will run to the closest bookstore to buy this one. I stood for twenty minutes in front of the stand reading this book. Decided had to buy it and almost finished it at the bookstore cafe. I told all my Singleton friends to read it. If have not read in reasonable time, must give them a copy as present. Enjoy the laughs.
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Summary: Inner Poise
Review: I didn't think that it would be possible for this book to outshine the original Bridget Jones novel, but it has. Fielding has mastered the art of making women everywhere realize that they can not only relate to Bridget, but they are Bridget. We all think that we could be better if only we could quit smoking, stop being a singleton, and of course, develop inner poise. In this novel, Bridget sheds her singleton image for Mark Darcy, a conservative yet wonderful man. Through their ups and downs, One will pray that the couple prevails. This novel is brilliant and hysterical. It will leave the reader with one ultimate question..."When is the next Bridget Jones novel coming out?"
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Summary: LOVED IT!
Review: I just finished reading this book the other day. I cannot believe that Helen Fielding was able to produce another diary of Bridget Jones. This character just gets better and better. Her misadventures with Mark and Thailand was so hilarious. This books just shows there is a Bridget Jones inside all of us. BRAVO!
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Summary: Hurrah for Bridget!
Review: I didn't think it was possible to enjoy a book more than I did Bridget Jones' Diary. (I read most of that book on a long airplane ride, and laughed so loudly I woke up people who were sleeping in the next aisle.) But I liked "The Edge of Reason" even better than the first book... finished it in two evenings and didn't want it to end! Everyone else has said this, but I'm going to say it too... Bridget Jones is me! Or at least, a composite sketch of me and all my single girlfriends. We could the far-fetched vacation adventures, the insane parents, the annoyance of phony society people, the sucky jobs, the self-help books, all of it. (I actually have the book If the Buddha Dated, which Bridget refers to when she needs to regain inner poise after a romantic setback.) This book is truly great fun for single women, along with Melissa Bank's "The Girl's Guide to Hunting and Fishing". Enjoy!
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Summary: Good, not great.
Review: Okay, so I wrote a review for BJD the first one and loved it. I was however, a little disapointed with this one. Is it possible Fielding has Americanized her once lovely heroine? It's a horrible fate for BJ, but life will go on. I'm dying for another installment, as I live my life through BJ. 8st 12, cigarettes 200(understandable) Number of times thought about killing Rebecca:100 000! (v.g)
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