For Christmas, the narrator of this work gives the heroine an engraved St. Christopher, and in return she gives him a birdcage, asking him never to put anything inside.
For Christmas, the narrator of this work gives the heroine an engraved St. Christopher, and in return she gives him a birdcage, asking him never to put anything inside. This novella opens with the discovery of a carved sculpture of the heroine in Africa by a photographer. That character helps save the narrator of this novella from a riding accident, but miscarries as a result. This novella's main female character is described as a "real phony" by her former agent O. J. Berman; while in a taxi near the end of this work, she throws her never-named cat out the window and heads for Brazil after being dumped by Jose. For 10 points, name this novella featuring Mr. Yunoishi and narrated by an aspiring author dubbed "Fred," a work centering around the socialite Holly Golightly by Truman Capote.
For Christmas, the narrator of this work gives the heroine an engraved St. Christopher, and in return she gives him a birdcage, asking him never to put anything inside.
Breakfast at Tiffany's