Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy

Style and Technique

The novel «Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy» is written in a light and easygoing style characteristic of diary entries. The language is rich with humor, ironic remarks, and sarcasm, giving the text liveliness and dynamism. The author uses conversational language, making the heroine more relatable and understandable to the reader. Literary techniques include internal monologues, which allow for a deeper understanding of Bridget's thoughts and feelings. The narrative structure is built in the form of diary entries, creating an effect of immediacy and involvement in the events. Helen Fielding masterfully combines elements of comedy and drama, creating a multilayered and emotionally rich text.