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have always been a huge fan of the Bridget Jones's diary series, I've seen all the films and read all the books, With out a doubt Bridget is a hugely loveable character,

Having watched the movie and having one of the main characters sadly missing, I was so pleased to see that Daniel is very much in the actual book.
It just wouldn't be the same without him, Even though I loved the film, I do think it would have been absolutely perfect if it had been in keeping with the book but obviously Hugh Grant must have had other commitments.


Poor Bridget always seems to be getting her life together at the end of every book but at the start of another new book her life is sadly back off track again.
Her and Mark are like yo yo's, Forever coming and going. They are such the perfect couple yet constantly make stupid mistakes that see them drifting apart yet again,

Daniel is and always will be a big child, He's one of those ones that will never settle down, Even though he is very fond of Bridget, and probably quite good in bed, we all know he is just soooo wrong for her.


I have to say the whole pregnancy thing, with the scans and anti natal clinics was just hilarious, Only Bridget could make an embarrassing dilemma into something so much fun, Well for the readers that is as I'm sure she would rather not be in that situation,

It's great to see so many of the much loved characters again, From Bridget's friends to her mum and dad, to the fabulous two love interests, I always know that I'm in for a highly enjoyable reading experience when I pick up this authors books, So hope there is going to be more as without a doubt Bridget is going to be one of those mums where the children end up looking after her! I'll start by explaining my Bridget Jones history for context.
I've read Bridget Jones's Diary and I read Edge of Reason, I've watched all three movies, then read the book Bridget Jones's Baby, I won't read Mad About the Boy because I just can't deal with that plot twist, Anyway, that's my history with this character,

I don't know whether this book was written before or after the Bridget Jones's Baby movie,
There's a pretty significant difference between the two,
In the movie, Bridget is either pregnant by Mark or by a new man named Jack,
In the book, the father is either Mark or Daniel Cleaver, Ofcourse you can imagine the extra level of drama if these two men that have competed for Bridget for about a decade could be the dad.

Also, in the movie version, there were actually two potential dads that would both have been good dads, In the book, Daniel is still Daniel and let's just say that Bridget doesn't have two potentially great options,

I'm going to say something that I rarely say, . . I think the movie was better,
I laughed a ton while watching the movie and found it incredibly heart warming too,
The book was ofcourse clever for including Daniel but I didn't enjoy the overall story as much as the movie,

Full review to follow, I did really enjoy this book but it was a bit short for my liking, I am going to keep this review short and sweet, just like this novella,

If you have read the Bridget books or seen the movies and liked it then you wont be disappointed in this novella that falls between bookand.
And the whole time I was listening I was craving a glass of ice cold white wine,

I wasn't crazy about the audio narrator but you get used to her after a while,

This was quintessential Bridget, perfect for a girly road trip, Unfortunately the weakest in all these books, Read inhours. Same phrases as the other books, far less humour, So disappointed My other reviews for this series:
sitelinkBridget Jones's Diary
sitelinkBridget Jones: The Edge of Reason
sitelinkMad About the Boy

Oh, how much I wish to have read 'Mad About the Boy' last because I loved it and it would have been a great ending to the series.
Unfortunately, I read the books in the publishing order because I got them from my library and didn't know better,
Yes, I started to like Bridget more as the series continued after not really having a connection with her in bookand for the main part in book.
I came to love her character in 'Mad About the Boy' because she finally matured and had grown into a woman I enjoyed reading about.


A small part of this joy was destroyed by reading sitelinkBridget Jones's Baby: The Diaries, The book is set between bookandand it should be read after book,
Talking about its content isn't possible without spoiling anything, Let's just say that you can finally see Bridget growing up a little after messing everything up, Just like she has done numerous times in the past,

It's a nice read but honestly, I would have enjoyed it much more if this wasn't my last book in this series.
I don't see myself rereading them in the future too many flaws for my liking but as a series, those books aren't bad.
You just have to stick around a while to see the main character mature, It was nice to root for her once she found out what was important in her life, It's just like Bridget to write a baby diary, none of her offspring could read without cringing! Confession time: I am a HUGE fan of Bridget the books and the movies.
I just love that she is a really good person, but so far from perfect it's not even funny, well actually it is.
I listened to the audio on a day I knew was going to be a really bad day, and it helped so much.
I was giggling and laughing out loud, and it felt like I was surrounded by old friends, There is nothing deep or very new to this,book in the series, and it's a novella more than a book, but I for one, loved it, If you are offended by swear words best give this a miss, Very funny. I think actually overall I have enjoyed the films of Bridget Jones far more than the books I know, shoot me!,
Bridget is stuck with a quandry in this book she's pregnant, but doesn't know who the father is is it Mark or Daniel And can she persuade both of them to a take it seriously and b be supportive
It follows a similar pattern to the other books everything going wrong then every thing works out for the best.
I found it amusing still and I was very relieved by the ending!
Oh guys, I loved this book! I just loved it! Bridget Jones is, and will stay, my absolute hero, I've grown up with Bridget and no matter what other people say I love her and will support her no matter what and I think I will never be ready to say goodbye to Bridget.
And I also think that "Bridget Jones' Baby" is probably the best book in the series,

I was laughing out loud already reading the first page and it stayed like this till the end, Yes, there were some poignant moments in this book as well, and I had a feeling that Bridget has matured, that she's not so scatter brained as she used to be, but she was also the good, old Bridget that I love so much.
I don't want to recount the whole plot or to spoil the reading for you but it is already known all around the world that Bridget is expecting a baby and there are two candidates for a father: Mark, and of course, Daniel is this not a hallmark of Bridget's She is just the wonderful Bridget, period.
Mark Darcy is, as usuall, stiff and he also suffers an identity crisis but I love Mark totally and I just buy him as he is.
And Daniel Cleaver, with his novel, oh god, it was brilliant! I think it is impossible NOT to love Daniel Cleaver, no matter what he does or says am I right or am I right It is also a reencounter with Bridget's old friends, and it felt as if I've been meeting with my own old friends, and it was a lovely, great feeling to be back with all the smug married and the singletons.


So really, you won't hear a bad word from me about this novel, There were plenty of laugh out loud moments, plenty of embarrassing moments and plenty of sad and truly happy moments, In fact, the book was unputdownable for me and I've devoured it in only a few hours, forgetting about everything, so great it was to be in Bridget's world again.


I really don't understand why so many people judge this book on the grounds of the film book is a book, film is a film, or is there something that I don't know I just think it is unfair to blast the novel because the film was better I am reviewing the book, not the film, and I should be as objective as possible.


The story is a kind of bridge between Edge of Reason and Mad about the Boy, It's so typically Bridget, and even though she's more adult now she's still so prone to accident, but I had a feeling that she's wiser, you know She's writing a diary about her pregnancy to her baby, though I'll be totally honest with you, I'm not sure if I'd like to read this diary as a child as it was verrry honest and Bridget was verrry open about her life and all the events.
There were some of the most brilliant one liners ever and the first that jumps to my mind is Daniel telling that it would be much easier if they first asked if they can enter just read it for yourself, really!

It is a very entertaining but also very raw and honest book, the perfect mix of fun and poignancy and it is a must read for all Bridget's fans.
She may be a grown up but she's still a mess and this

is why we all love her so much, right
I saw the film before reading this.
I missed Hugh Grant's character of Daniel Cleaver in the film, so I was pleasantly surprised when reading this to find that Daniel was the other possible father of Bridget's baby alongside Mark Darcy in the film, Daniel is replaced with Jack played by Patrick Dempsey.


I found it quite funny at first and of course everytime I read Daniel's lines, I just picture him as Hugh Grant and how Hugh seems to talk in real life but of course as always, Daniel has never grown up and is a complete waste of space as a potential boyfriend/husband/father!

I found the film quite funny but I thought Renee didn't quite get the accent the same as previous films.
The book has some similar scenes to the film but I didn't like how Mark's character was in the book, he came across a bit wimpy.
I did laugh when Bridget told him to stop being such an alpha male, . . Mark Darcy an Alpha Male That's a joke in itself,

The funniest line was when Mark and Bridget have sex when she is heavily pregnant and Mark says 'pregnant women don't shag like that' and Bridget replies 'oh yes they fucking well do' which of course is a play on the lines from the end of the first book and the first film.


It was an OK read and similar to the film but I still can't forgive Helen Fielding for killing off Mark Darcy in the third book!


,stars.
Some very funny bits, but predictable, I find Bridget to be both highly annoying and very endearing, This is a fairly funny book, I chuckled alot and genuinely laughed a few times, It's the fourth book though, and I think my tolerance for the irritating aspects of her character are a little lower, While I enjoy the books, this is one of those cases where I prefer the films, I give up. You win, Fielding, you win,

I did not want to read this, I was certain I was going to hate it, falling as it did between The Edge of Reason and Mad about the Boy.
Particularly as it was going to show a distinct break in Bridget and Mark's relationship, BUT. But I remembered that I thought the same about Mad about the Boy and ended up loving that book so I grudgingly ordered it from the library there have to be some perks as a librarian, right It arrived today and I read it in a couple if hours.
So funny I think I ruptured something, There is no jumping the shark here, Instead another bit of the story just slots effortlessly into place, If these books do nothing else, they show you how to not take yourself so seriously and to find humour in even the most messed up of situations.
Really, really very good. I yield. I'm waving the white flag, If the author decides to write another book in this series I'll go willingly rather than grudgingly, Bridget Jones's Baby: The Diaries Bridget Jones, Helen Fielding

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