While "Breakfast at Tiffany's" certainly is interesting, and holds a broad variety of themes never even lightly touched in the famous movie adaptation, I never quite managed to enjoy it. 
 Capote's writing seems a bit stiff in my opinion; his narration never really worked for me, and while Holly does make an interesting character study, she never really came to life while I was reading. 
 I did however enjoy some of the accompanying short stories in this edition. "A Christmas Memory" was extremely interesting, as it played on memory and remembrance, rather than just bleak social critique. The ending of the story was quite spectacular, and I think I might read it again soon.