I cheated!!
I hadn‘t finished reading the book , I started it years ago so I knew a few big details, just didn‘t finish it for some reason.
The film is Brilliant , grab the girls & go , you will belly laugh and cry.
Loved it!! ❤️ especially as all the old crew were there 🥳
Apparently it made over 11 million at the box office at the weekend alone and has blown captain America out of the water 😄.Got to love Bridget 💕
Enjoy!!! 🥂
so-so3✨I found myself laughing out loud for much of this book. I felt bad for Bridget, but she also had the ability to roll with any situation. I found the men in the book to be pigs for the most part. It had a large push on the boys will be boys. While this helped the storyline it wasn‘t something I enjoyed about it. #Roll100 December. @PuddleJumper Then I found out it was a series…. Oops one more to the list #SeriesLove
pickWe meet Bridget in this book widowed and in her fifties and it wasn't long until I fell into the swing of things and laughed out loud at Bridget and her continuous muddled confusion.
I really liked Roxster as a character. His and Bridget's dialogue was such a hoot, it was so visual. I hope there's more of him going forward even though I fully admit he isn't good for her.
#wonderouswednesday
Thanks for the tag, @Eggs ❄️
1. Addie LaRue, but I wouldn't remember her anyway.🥴
2. I love her like an old friend. But from the last book I read, tagged, Bridget Jones made me crazy.
3. Litsy and the littens💗
so-soThis one was just so-so for me. Maybe the movie is better? I‘ll have to watch it and see. 📚 My #bookspin pick. @TheAromaofBooks
How have I not read this till now?? Listening to the audiobook and Renee Zellwegger and Colin Firth flitting through my imaginiation. V Scrumptious
Day 11 of @Andrew65 's #Top20series #20series20days challenge
Even though the baby book isn't in the canon of the series as it was written for the movie it is still a good addition to the series.
pickThis was such a fun read! Very sexy... And then of course ended sweetly and perfectly, while also dealing with real issues and emotional growth. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I'm so confused. Is this Bridget Jones's blunder, repeatedly calling Chekhov the author of Hedda Gabler and calling him Norwegian, or is it Helen Fielding's error that no editor picked up? Maybe I'll find out later?
