Bridget strikes again. Irreparable. Insecure, as always. Ambitious, because she tries to fit many feet in one shoe. Trying to bring order to chaos, she searches for rules where there are none and expresses the feelings of thousands of women who are searching for their role in the new conditions of society.
Unrepentant, Bridget continues to count calories, read self-help or self-destructive books, and remain unarmed in the face of reality, which undermines her at every moment and forces her to land - surprisingly, very effectively - because she has to face real problems and not theoretical "nonsense".
In this second diary of Bridget Jones, Helen Fielding, in great form, sarcastic towards reality and at the same time tender and moving, describes incredibly comical situations, delighting her old friends and gaining new fanatical readers all over the world.