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    What 1998 novel did Entertainment Weekly call a 'catalogue of one woman's weight, alcohol intake, cigarette use and love life'?

    Question #33399. Asked by samplette. (May 10 03 9:30 PM)


    Tabby Tom

    		Bridget Jones' Diary

    www.ew.com/ew/features/981225/ bestandworst/bestbooks.html

    May 10 03, 9:46 PM

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