- Until she is 9, Jane has an imaginary friend named Michael. On her 9th birthday he must leave her. It’s the rules. He tells her the children always forget. But she doesn’t. As an adult Jane writes a play about her friend and herself. While it is playing on Broadway, she sees Michael with another woman at the restaurant they always at on Sundays before going to Tiffany’s.
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Sundays at Tiffany’s by James Patterson
Sundays at Tiffany's - Until she is 9, Jane has an imaginary friend named Michael. On her 9th birthday he must leave her. It’s the rules. He tells her the children always forget. But she doesn’t. As an adult Jane writes a play about her friend and herself. While it is playing on Broadway, she sees Michael with another woman at the restaurant they always at on Sundays before going to Tiffany’s.
- Until she is 9, Jane has an imaginary friend named Michael. On her 9th birthday he must leave her. It’s the rules. He tells her the children always forget. But she doesn’t. As an adult Jane writes a play about her friend and herself. While it is playing on Broadway, she sees Michael with another woman at the restaurant they always at on Sundays before going to Tiffany’s.
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