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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.

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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

Wow!! What a great read!!, 18 Nov 2005

By	Ajay Jayaram - See all my reviews

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.

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Bridget Jones, 15 Jun 2005

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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.

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More of the same, 14 Dec 2004

By	angst_critic (UK) - See all my reviews

The Edge of Reason is a worthy sequel to Fielding's Bridget Jones' Diary. It's funny, exciting at parts and an interesting exploration into a bit of history (Labour's rise to power, princess Diana's tragic death). It's everything you'd want the sequel to be.

However, paradoxically, that's how it disappoints. It deals with the same plot lines from the previous book, mainly the unnecessary estrangement of Bridget and Darcy, worries about weight and run-ins with her extrovert mother. Fielding plays it safe, and in doing this fails to explore new places with her character.

Nevertheless, a readable novel that you'll dip into again and again.

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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. Read more

Published on 15 April 2006 by J. Roberts

Bridget's back!
Bridget Jones Diary in my opinion was a classsic. I tried reading the Edge of Reason before but abandonned it as I couldn't get into it. Read more

Published on 21 Nov 2004 by Zara

Brilliant Book and so looking forward to the film
Like Bridget Jones Diary this book is excellent fun, and I think even better that the first one. It is hillarious, Briget has now got the man she loves and others are jelous... Read more

Published on 3 Nov 2004 by ML Robson

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