Bridget Jones

Hilarious, Honest, and Utterly Relatable

Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason by Helen Fielding is the laugh-out-loud sequel to the bestselling phenomenon Bridget Jones’s Diary. First published in 2004 by Picador, this witty and sharply observed novel continues the misadventures of everyone’s favourite singleton as she navigates love, work, and self-improvement—Bridget-style.

She’s Back… and Still a Bit of a Mess

Just when Bridget thought her life was finally coming together—she has a boyfriend, a job, and even a gym membership—it all starts to unravel. Between dealing with Mark Darcy’s infuriating calm, a new boss with wandering hands, and the pressure to be the “perfect woman,” Bridget is soon up to her eyeballs in confusion, calamity, and Chardonnay. And when a trip abroad leads to unexpected trouble, Bridget must once again rely on her charm, wit, and slightly flawed judgment to survive.

Perfect for Fans of Smart, Feel-Good Fiction

Helen Fielding’s razor-sharp humour and heartwarming insight into modern womanhood make Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason a must-read. Ideal for fans of Sophie Kinsella, Marian Keyes, and rom-coms with bite, this novel is a celebration of imperfection, resilience, and the hilarious messiness of real life.