The laugh-out-loud humor of Helen Fielding's sensational novel hasn't worn off over the past quarter of a century - just like its loving joie de vivre hasn't lost its luster. The diary of Bridget Jones, published in 1996 (as well as the highly successful movie made from it), has now become an integral part of pop culture, the starting point for all kinds of discussions about the possibilities of being single. The diary novel, which has been translated into more than three dozen languages ​​and has sold ten million copies worldwide, was classified by The Guardian as one of the ten most important readings of the 20th century, and was included in the BBC's list of the hundred most inspiring English-language novels - and its author was apostrophized as one of the most influential figures in British culture.
The writer, who was awarded the Book of the Year award, created a satirical version of Pride and Prejudice at the end of the 20th century with the diary of a single woman in her thirties living in London, struggling to build her career and put her private life in order, fighting hopelessly with her parents and being overweight, and struggling in her romantic relationships. - the first issue reports in the first person about every moment of the trying fulfillment of a New Year's resolution. In an extremely educational and entertaining way.