Dear Neighbor

by Jennifer Miller, Michele J. Wolff

A short, dark humor book, Dear Neighbor chronicles, in a series of increasingly hilarious "Dear neighbor" notes, a woman's relationship with the man who moves into the apartment above her. In her first few notes, the woman shows herself to be simply a friendly neighbor, introducing herself and offering to help in any way she can. However, soon after, she realizes that her new neighbor is anything but neighborly. In fact, he's her worst nightmare. As time goes on, his behavior, at first merely inconsiderate, becomes more and more offensive, if not criminal. And in the end, for our good-natured heroine, it's a matter of survival.Dear Neighbor contains a total of 66 "Dear neighbor" notes, each one composed of a sentence or two and all written from the woman's perspective. The book is designed with one note per spread and the neighbor's blank response on the flip side of each note.

136 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2004

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[Katy]

Fabuulous! Hilarious! Loved i!!