Breakfast at Tiffany's - Book

In the history of cinema in the United States, the global actress Audrey Hepburn played her role in the famous film adapted from the novel we have at hand, which bears the same name, wearing her wide-brimmed hat and large black sunglasses, holding her long cigarette between her fingers. The dress that Hepburn wore in the opening scene of the film has become a symbol of the twentieth century and is considered the most famous little black dress of all time. Holly Golightly continues to receive literary attention in both study and critique; she is the most intricately constructed character by Capote and the closest to his heart. She is a fearful character who loves the company of wealthy men and frequents their salons filled with riches. However, she ultimately comes to New York City from the countryside, which carries its enchanting beauty, simplicity, and lightness, but without naivety. Strangely, she has her own philosophy about freedom and acceptance of human differences, to the extent that her fears and worries are things that do not cross one's mind. She calls them the red attacks and believes that the cure is to jump into the first taxi in front of her, heading to the famous Tiffany & Co. jewelry store on Fifth Avenue, which she believes is a safe place from all harm. She strolls among the delightful new scents of silver and crocodile leather handbags. Therefore, her most beautiful dream is to have breakfast near Tiffany's to regain her life’s sparkle, and that is through Breakfast at Tiffany's.

Specifications of Breakfast at Tiffany's Story:

• Language: Arabic
• Number of Pages: 118 Pages
• Author: Truman Capote