Bridget Jones's Baby: De dagboeken

The diary format makes Bridget's thoughts so relatable and funny. I wonder what inspired her to tell the story this way and how it shaped the humor.

Bridget's comedic mishaps often mask deeper feelings—did the mix of comedy and vulnerability work for others as well?

Her quirks and insecurities seem very real, which is impressive in a humorous character. How do you think the author achieved that depth?