Bridget Jones's Diary
A Day of Horror

Bridget Jones's Diary is a by . Written in the form of a personal diary, the novel chronicles a year in the life of , a thirty-something working woman living in . She writes (often humorously) about her career, self-image, vices, family, friends, and romantic relationships.

It recounts the life of Bridget Jones, a single thirties living in London and working in publishing. She fights often humorously to give meaning to his life in the context of the 1990s, and his love affairs with her boss Daniel Cleaver and the lawyer of human rights, Mark Darcy. The concept of "emotional bastard" is often developed in the two novels Bridget Jones: the agitation caused by men caught in the phenomenon of womanizing and commitment phobia. It is a phenomenon familiar to Bridget, but his "family" of friends Sharon (Shazza, feminist), Jude (a business woman who suffers the ups and downs of the relationship with the appalling Richard ) and Tom (who must deal in his relationship with Jerome pretentious the "emotional bastard").
Bridget's family consists of a mother too sure that it always seems to find new adventures and projects, a father very down to earth (although this should suffer the mood swings of his wife) and his brother, Jamie, a secondary character. Bridget often visits her parents and friends, Geoffrey and Una Alconbury. On these occasions, Bridget is often assailed by the question: How's your love life? and exposed to the eccentricities of the middle and upper classes of British society, characterized by receptions "turkey curry" and barbecues on "whores and pastors.
First time we'll see in this excerpt Bridget's relationship with his parents and especially with his mother and a second in her love life

Bridget has a rather ambiguous relationship with his mother who is very invasive, with thirty three years, her mother still strength to do things it does not always do, for example his mother grieves the coming New