Bridget Jones diary
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"Diary of Bridget Jones" is the cult novel Helen Fielding.
Its film adaptation has become a classic of cinema, the main roles were played by Rene Zelweger, Hugh Grant and Colin Fert.
It is impossible not to love Bridget Jones. Her story is an amazingly ironic and frank evidence of a difficult but bright life of solo from thirty -year -old inhabitants of the metropolis.
The desire for self -improvement, the choice between bachelor fun and obligations, parental pressure ("when to get married?"), Oblomes at work are problems familiar to many.
Bridget witty describes everyday life in his diary, considers the glasses of wine, calories and cigarettes on his pages. And in breaks falls in love and with amazing talent is pushed into curious stories.
Roman received the Best Book of the Year Award in the UK, and also took 75th place in the list of 200 best books according to BBC
Its film adaptation has become a classic of cinema, the main roles were played by Rene Zelweger, Hugh Grant and Colin Fert.
It is impossible not to love Bridget Jones. Her story is an amazingly ironic and frank evidence of a difficult but bright life of solo from thirty -year -old inhabitants of the metropolis.
The desire for self -improvement, the choice between bachelor fun and obligations, parental pressure ("when to get married?"), Oblomes at work are problems familiar to many.
Bridget witty describes everyday life in his diary, considers the glasses of wine, calories and cigarettes on his pages. And in breaks falls in love and with amazing talent is pushed into curious stories.
Roman received the Best Book of the Year Award in the UK, and also took 75th place in the list of 200 best books according to BBC
Author:
Author:Fielding Helen
Cover:
Cover:Cover with valves
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Romance & Love
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:printing
Series:
Series: Flower mood
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-122803-3
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