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A review by pavanis93
Breakfast at Tiffany's and Three Stories by Truman Capote
5.0
“It may be normal, darling; but I'd rather be natural.”
You can not help but fall in love with Holly Goligthly's iconic character. The book is nothing but just about it. Having completed the book, I'm finding it so difficult to get Holly out of my mind! She's young, free, and lost. She is wild, fearless, quirky, classy, and kind of heartless at the same time. She lives life to the fullest and the novel is a description of her carefree life as a high-class socialite, her early marriage, her running away from people while seeming to be lonely and craving for stability at the same time. You will just not want to stop reading about her captivating character. Such magnificence.
You can not help but fall in love with Holly Goligthly's iconic character. The book is nothing but just about it. Having completed the book, I'm finding it so difficult to get Holly out of my mind! She's young, free, and lost. She is wild, fearless, quirky, classy, and kind of heartless at the same time. She lives life to the fullest and the novel is a description of her carefree life as a high-class socialite, her early marriage, her running away from people while seeming to be lonely and craving for stability at the same time. You will just not want to stop reading about her captivating character. Such magnificence.