"Tabloid Love" is remarkably like "Bridget Jones' Diary" meets "Sex and the City". A British woman gets a chance to come to New York to work with a world-famous tabloid newspaper for a few months. Once she gets to New York she realizes that she doesn't want to go back to London, breaks up with her boyfriend, and begins chronicling her dating disasters in a Sunday column at the Post. The one big problem? She has a huge crush on her editor...the one person in the world she can't write about...

I really enjoyed this book; it felt very real and very close to home (except the New York reminiscing bits). At times, perhaps, it felt a little too real. When one of her relationships petered out, it felt so familiar that it almost hurt. Unfortunately real life doesn't stop with a happy ending just because the readers want it to. So the book ended on a mature and upbeat note, but... fiction is so much more satisfying in the end. ( )

A funny book, which would make any single girl think twice about dating in Manhattan. It is also very honest, because a fictional heroine would never lead her life as imperfectly as Bridget does. That is what I like most about this book, it's honesty and imperfectness. ( )