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Bridget Jones's Diary, written in 1996 by Helen Fielding, is presented as the personal diary of Bridget Jones, a thirty‑something single professional living in London. Over a year, the book humorously chronicles her work, self‑image, family ties, friendships and romantic entanglements, offering a candid snapshot of modern urban life from a woman’s perspective.
First publish date: 1996
Genre: Romance/Romantic Comedy
Authors: Helen Fielding
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