Sundays at Tiffany’s
by James Patterson & Gabrielle Charbonnet
Growing up, Jane Margaux was a very lonely little girl. Her mother was a powerful Broadway producer with very little time for Jane except for their Sunday trips to Tiffany’s to admire the jewelry. To help her during this lonely time is her handsome, comforting and funny imaginary friend, Michael. On Jane’s ninth birthday, he leaves, explaining that other children need his help and that Jane will soon forget him.
Several years later Jane is a successful playwright but is still lonely when she meets a handsome, comforting, funny man – Michael. She still remembered him. How could that be?
This is a story of the importance of giving and receiving love, and the transforming effect it has on a person’s life.
- Pat
by James Patterson & Gabrielle Charbonnet
Growing up, Jane Margaux was a very lonely little girl. Her mother was a powerful Broadway producer with very little time for Jane except for their Sunday trips to Tiffany’s to admire the jewelry. To help her during this lonely time is her handsome, comforting and funny imaginary friend, Michael. On Jane’s ninth birthday, he leaves, explaining that other children need his help and that Jane will soon forget him.
Several years later Jane is a successful playwright but is still lonely when she meets a handsome, comforting, funny man – Michael. She still remembered him. How could that be?
This is a story of the importance of giving and receiving love, and the transforming effect it has on a person’s life.
- Pat
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