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Breakfast at Tiffany's

rating 8By Truman Capote

Breakfast at Tiffany'sThis book is a classic for a reason. Beautifully written, it has amazing characters and totally original events, comedy, and turns of phrases.

Holly Golightly is such a great character that she's now a piece of our culture. I've never seen the movie (which, knowing movies, probably has a cheesy lovey-dovey ending), but I could still picture her as the gorgeous Audrey. The girl is so original yet has such well-crafted mannerisms that she reminds me of parts of many people I know.

The settings in the book are familiar and comfortable. And frankly, I just love reading books about Manhattan now that I'm living here.

 

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