Susan Gray - Bridget Jones Cookbook - Most Innovative British Recipes

It is unarguably true that the Bridget Jones series was an adaptation of the renowned Classic Regency romantic novel titled Pride and Prejudice; where a single woman of marriageable age (Elizabeth Bennet) sought love and found it in the arms of an arrogant, status-drunk, and wealthy Mr. Darcy; despite their disastrous first meeting.

But regardless of the similarities shared with this literary masterpiece; which includes a naming of the lead male character as a Darcy, the gentle father and dominating mother in both film and novel, the meeting of the hero and heroine at a party, the heroines hatred at first sight for both heroes, and finally, portraying the character of Mr. Darcy as the Mr. Right in both film and movie; the Bridget Jones series is an awesome, entertaining, and educating film.

This British- American Romance Comedy series holds its own with its amazing characters who did a good job of interpreting their roles well, a well-developed and relatable stolen plot (as Helen Fielding referred to it herself, its funny dialogues and scenes, not to forget the educating themes of self-love, determination, self-confidence, and resistance.

What started as a newspaper column in the year 1995 and featured in The Independent newspaper, metamorphosed into a full-blown series, and became one of the most-loved and most-sought-after series ever.

Although the Bridgett Jones character went through a lot of ups and downs to get what she wanted; a man who would love her for the social and emotional misfit that she was, she never for once doubted herself and neither did she settle for less, she stood for what she believed in (marrying for true love) and became better at what she did, most especially in making delicious British meals that we cant help but share the recipes with you.