This isn't the best book I've read, but I still enjoyed it. There are parts that I really enjoyed and could relate to. At the beginning of the book Ariel Baxter is moving to a new neighborhood that she is dying to live in. The downside is she has to leave her best friend and neighbor. That is painful for both of them. Soon after moving in she meets her new neighbor, Justine, and finds out that she is living in the house of Justine's best friend who had to move. So everyone is going through best-friend withdrawal and feeling at odds without having a strong supportive friend nearby. Ariel is organizationally challenged (another thing I related to!). Justine is pretty much a Martha Stewart. Justine plans to take Ariel under her wing and teach her how to get her act together and have the perfect home. As it turns out, Justine's life isn't quite as perfect as she lets on.
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