talking + me = trouble
Ater a fight with his ex-best friend when he said things that never should have been said, this is Jacob Jacobsen's view on talking.
His solution? Stop talking. Now he communicates through notes on napkins, fliers, even pudding. But will this save him from saying the wrong things or get him in even more trouble?
I can't tell you, by Hillary Frank, is truely the only book of its kind. Told in notes and her own shorthand, you learn who the characters are by their handwriting, making it more personal. This is one of my favorite books.
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