Helen Fielding

Literary Crushes: The Romantic Leads in Books Who Are Worthy of Your Affection!

It’s no secret that a bunch of the books we consider uber-romantic are actually kind of creepy. Tweens found Edward Cullen irresistible, despite the fact that he has an over 100 year age difference from his 17-year-old girlfriend. Grown women find Mr. Rochester’s Byronic shtick super sexy, even though he…

Katie HiresJune 15, 2016

Fiction

The Books on Bridget Jones’s Imaginary Bookshelf

It’s hard to fully encapsulate the amazingness that is Bridget Jones’s Diary. Helen Fielding’s book is fantastic, and the movie is even better. (Seriously, come at me). Between the most relatable female heroine ever, the objectively least-crazy-most-sensible-while-still-being-attractive leading man, and quite possibly the greatest, least graceful fight scene in movie…

Katie HiresSeptember 16, 2016

Fiction

Book Review: Alexander McCall Smith brings Emma into the 21st century

In her lifetime, Jane Austen gained neither great fame nor fortune from novels that today are considered some of the best in the world. This year marks 200 years since the publication of Austen’s “Emma,” the story of a well-meaning but misguided matchmaker who makes more mischief than marriages. Modern…

Carol MemmottApril 7, 2015

Fiction

5 Books ABC’s American Housewife is Definitely Reading on Her Couch!

Fall TV is here and life just makes sense again. I can’t wait to dive into some new shows, especially as so many of them look both adorable and hilarious. Perhaps none look quite as adorable or hilarious as American Housewife on ABC, starring Katy Mixon as Katie Otto, an…

Rachel CarterOctober 11, 2016

Fiction

Has “New Adult” genre replaced “Chick Lit”?

Fifteen years ago, everyone was talking about Chick Lit. It was the new big genre, and candy-colored books were flying off the shelves. Bridget Jones’s Diary, Confessions of a Shopaholic, anything by Jennifer Weiner – readers couldn’t get enough of the quirky heroines who awkwardly navigated love and careers. But…

Rachel CarterJuly 27, 2014

Literary Crushes: The Romantic Leads in Books Who Are Worthy of Your Affection!

The Books on Bridget Jones’s Imaginary Bookshelf

Book Review: Alexander McCall Smith brings Emma into the 21st century

5 Books ABC’s American Housewife is Definitely Reading on Her Couch!

Has “New Adult” genre replaced “Chick Lit”?

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