Review: Bridget Jones The Edge of Reason By: Helen Fielding

The Edge of Reason by Helen Fielding
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Locked myself up with Bridget with a re-read for the upcoming release of the new book and found myself liking this book even more than I did the first time I read it.
Do not confuse yourself thinking that this is the movie, because although Fielding had a hand in it, this is much more and - dare I say better, and I wish they could have added more to the movie that was in this book.
Mark and Bridget fiddle with relationship issues - or rather with Bridget's issues of friends and insecurities and not knowing a healthy relationship when she is in it. This of course leads to misunderstandings, jumping to conclusions, friends giving too many opinions, the real Colin Firth, Daniel Cleaver, a Thai prison, and an amazing voice that gives us the adventure.


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