Mad about the boy
Ratings10
Average rating2.8
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Ratings10
Average rating2.8
Londonite Bridget Jones faces the challenges of maintaining sex appeal as the years roll by, the nightmares of drunken texting, the skinny jean, the disastrous e-mail cc, total lack of Twitter followers, and TVs that need ninety buttons and three remotes to simply turn on, all while raising two children, attempting to date again, and writing a screenplay.
Reviews with the most likes.
Some really funny scenes, but also a disappointment.
Read this in a day, it's that good!
The wit, irreverence and blunt reality sucked me in.
Couldn't turn the pages fast enough.
Loved it!
Haters gonna hate, but this was awesome. Love Bridget, will miss her. Her children were great, she was great, her friends were hilarious, there were some wonderful quotes as usual.
I teared up at the end when she talked about Mark liking Scott. The only thing that bothered me was that Scott was basically Mark except Scott was more straightforward and harsh in his personality. He took control. Bridget seemed to appreciate that since she was such a mess and the end was cute but the like 5% that GOT to the tying things up at the end was a bit ehhh. A bit too dramatic for me. Which is why I am giving this 4 stars. Otherwise, it was great fun and I loved it. I think this may also be one I may read again.
I have to admit that I had some laugh out loud moments reading this book. However, Bridget's constant neurotic rambling became tiresome about halfway through the book and overshadowed the wittiness that I enjoyed in the writing.
