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  • I found this book humerous and a little far fetched. It reminded me of Fieldings other novels about Bridget Jones. I could definately see her writing a sequel to this.I think this book would appeal to female YAs. Fielding's style kind of reminds me of Meg Cabot's adult books. It is definately a fun ... Continue

    I found this book humerous and a little far fetched. It reminded me of Fieldings other novels about Bridget Jones. I could definately see her writing a sequel to this.I think this book would appeal to female YAs. Fielding's style kind of reminds me of Meg Cabot's adult books. It is definately a fun read, but not thought provoking.The reader Josephine Bailey was fun to listen to, she even did a pretty good imitation of President Bush.

    

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With the irrepressible Bridget Jones, bestselling author Helen Fielding created an unforgettable one-of-a-kind female character beloved by millions the world over. Now, Fielding gives us a sensational new heroine for a new era. From the white heat of Miami to the implants of L.A., from the glittering waters of the Caribbean to the scorching deserts of Arabia, journalist-turned-master-spy Olivia Joules pits herself against the forces of terror armed with her own pocket survival kit, her Rules for Living, her infamous overactive imagination, and a very special underwire bra. Join Olivia in her heart-stopping, hilarious, nerve-frazzling quest from hip hotel to ecolodge to underwater cave, by light aircraft, speedboat, helicopter, and horse, in this witty, contemporary, and utterly unputdownable novel.

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