Sundays at Tiffany's

I thought this book a delightful adult fairytale. Make no mistake, while it is pure escape, it, nevertheless, is a feel good story. If you want reality, pick up the newspaper or turn on the TV news, because this little gem is not for you. If you want a quick, yet simple afternoon read, give it a try. It doesn't hurt to set aside reality for a few lazy hours and in the meantime, it just might even make you smile and lift your spirits. Nothing wrong with that.

It could have been a nice plot, but they didn't even try to give it any depth and the only suspense was never explained. Very poor. Don't waste your time.

I cannot review this item except to say that Amazon got it to my Mother before her birthday... thanks Amazon!

What a total disappointment and a waste of money. I am a huge fan of Patterson but this was not only stupid but creepy. What a waste.

I was looking for a light beach read and this really did comply - however it was so stupid. The main character was so likable as a little girl, a bit annoying as an adult, and her imaginary friend I found very creepy. The ending of the book was way to contrived - James Patterson, never again.