I'm sure everyone's heard of or watched the movie adaptation (which I refuse to believe in the existence of, heheh). Yet, I've been meaning to read Truman Capote's "Breakfast at Tiffany's" for a while, and so you would understand my excitement when I found a copy at Aogaku. I look forward to checking out more books from the library; I'm planning to grab some Hemingway on my next hunt.
Summed up, the story is about a writer in the 1940's who encounters a young, eccentric woman who is trying to look for her place in the world. That's where the title comes from; to Holly, the woman, the jewelery store Tiffany's is a place of perfection which makes her feel better whenever she's not in a great mood. I feel her - I feel like I haven't found my own "place" yet, although I still think that Aogaku is a great place to be.
