help her move to yet another apartment. The story highlights the connections strangers who have nothing in common can make when they are forced by circumstances to spend time together. Only down-side to the book was the last story, which got a little hard to follow and a little too introspective for me. But other than that, it was a well-written and very entertaining collection of stories about trying to fit in far away from home. Anyone who has moved far from their family, and anyone who has tried to live in a big city will appreciate this book. You come away from it wishing you knew the author in person. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful? Yes No Thank you for your feedback. Report this review Thank you, this review has been flagged. enandbrush7 Posted August 29, 2012 From Canal Street knockoffs to Carolina rush, a well written sp From Canal Street knockoffs to Carolina rush, a well written spin on big bad NYC through the eyes of a self-described sassy southern belle. On second thought~~a well written spin on genteel North Carolina through the eyes of a savvy Outer Borough survivor. Was this review helpful? Yes No Thank you for your feedback. Report this review Thank you, this review has been flagged. orange_tabby Posted August 14, 2012 The author is young and sassy, and there's something irresistibl The author is young and sassy, and there's something irresistible about her. The story