Refinery 29 writer Lauren Le Vine published a listicle in March 2016 entitled "The Chick-Lit Books That Won't Destroy The Feminist Inside You", which includes eight books written by women for women. Le Vine recognizes the argument that literary tradition in novels about women sometimes include narratives about shopping-obsessed women looking for husbands, and these books contradict feminist values. However, when Le Vine introduces Helen Fielding's 1996 novel "Bridget Jones's Diary", she writes that "a book focusing solely on one woman's quest to find personal contentment, which for her means love, career success, and body acceptance, is what feminism (no matter which wave) is about."