The sequel to Bridget Jones' Diary, the book that pretty much began the chick-lit genre.

I never tire of the Bridget Jones books myself. I re-read them regularly, since I love the humour, the story and the characters. I empathise with Bridget in so many ways (I wish she were my friend, really), I'm half in love with Mark Darcy and I feel sad each time I read the book and their relationship gets into trouble because of some silly misunderstandings. And happy each time the misunderstandings are resolved.

Another thing I really like is the Jane Austen references, here present in the scene where Mark Darcy's writing a letter to Bridget to express his feelings, which parallels the ending of Austen's Persuasion.

All in all this is really a great light read.

I bought this book at a flea market in order to release it; I have a copy in my Personal Collection of course, but there is no way I'm letting that one go!

I hope this book will find new readers that enjoy it as much as I do.

RELEASE NOTES:

Somewhere in the hall, around 19-20pm.

The book was found at one of the tables in Kaffebrenneriet, Universitetsgata 18 in Oslo.
The book is now going to Asia. It might be Varanasi India, Calcutta India, Hanoi in Vietnam or in Cambodia.
Lets wait and see ;)

CAUGHT IN OSLO NORWAY

The book was found at one of the tables in Kaffebrenneriet, Universitetsgata 18 in Oslo.
The book is now going to Asia. It might be Varanasi India, Calcutta India, Hanoi in Vietnam or in Cambodia.
Lets wait and see ;)

CAUGHT IN OSLO NORWAY