Title: Beautifully written girl story
Product review: This is the sweetest book! Melissa Bank has such sensitivity for her characters! And her main character isn't necessarily so likeable -- you can choose to like her or not to like her -- but she makes mistakes; we care about her; she's a real person. Melissa conveys such depth with such simplicity... She makes mistakes too: She falters somewhat in "The Best Possible Light" and "My Old Man". But she cares so much that it's hard not to be enraptured by the beauty of this novel. The last story is the best, but even better if you save it until you've read the other stories first to lead up to it, and if you don't already know what it's about.
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