As a little girl, Jane's imaginary friend, Michael, is her one true friend. They do everything together.On her ninth birthday, Michael tells her he must leave. It's time for him to be another child's imaginary friend. Michael tells Jane that when she wakes up in the morning she will forget him.
But she never forgot.
Years later, while sitting at a coffee shop, Jane is people watching when her eyes spot someone she could only imagine.
Sundays at Tiffany's is a nice little love story. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to spend an afternoon reading a book.
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aaaahhhhh.... I have heard of this book and wondered what it was about!
Now I know! And now I want to read it :)
Haven't read it...
It's Marianne again... I commented below. I'm sorry today wasn't a good day. It's so awfully hard...for him, for you, for everyone. I'm a nurse so I know it's tough for us to know what to say and do sometimes too.
I don't have a url so can't leave any comments on your other blog. Do you have an e-mail I could write you at? Mine is yango_78@yahoo.com. Still praying....
Sounds interesting ... BUT I have never liked a book by James Patterson yet. Ever. Not sure if I want to try this due that bias I have about him.
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