Sundays at Tiffany's

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.

THIS BOOK SHOULD HAVE BEEN ADVERTISED AS A WOMEN'S NOVEL. JAMES PATTERSON SEEMS TO BE PUTTING HIS NAME ON ANYTHING TO MAKE A PROFIT FOR HIMSELF AND WHOMEVER HE DEIGNS TO BE A CO-WRITER.

THE STORY ITSELF IS OKAY IN A WOMEN'S KIND OF WAY AND MY LADY FRIEND ENJOYED IT IMMENSELY. I PERSONALLY PREFER HIS MYSTERY NOVELS.

Promply sent, well packaged. I would purchase from this seller again. It arrived in excellent condition.

Is the premise plausible? Of course not! "What if your imaginary friend from childhood was your one true love?" It's printed right on the front of the book. I read it and I was intrigued, and at the same time skeptical. The truth is, once you get past the crazy-sounding premise that imaginary friends actually exist, it is totally believable and so romantic. Patterson has crafted the perfect man as only could be done with an imaginary man. What other man could be so perfect? He's handsome, sexy, compassionate, intelligent, gentle, wise, strong, and a wonderful listener. He does an excellent job of making you believe his fairy tale -- you find yourself immersed in the story and forgetting about the obvious fact that imaginary friends don't actually exist. By the end, you are on the edge of your seat and hoping that everything works out for the unlikely couple. There are a couple of twists and turns, which you kind of have to expect when the prologue of the book is a small snippet of the ending and it doesn't paint a nice picture. To say more would give away too much. This book was an easy read and I found it engrossing. Chick-lit? Absolutely!

This book would make a great movie in my opinion. As I read the book, the scenes played out in my head just like a movie -- a testament to the writing for sure. I couldn't picture anyone but Holland Taylor playing Vivienne Margaux. And for some reason, Carter Oosterhouse came to mind for Michael. Would love to see this book hit the big screen!

Nice idea.....terrible book. I kept reading, thinking it would get better and finished it quickly (it's not long & has big print). I know it's a fantasy, but none of it made any sense! None of the characters knew "why" everything was happening to them and when you did get some kind of explaination - it was stupid. I am so glad that I borrowed this book from a girlfriend and will be discussing how much it sucked at book club tonight.