in the midst of my Kondo-ing (ala Marie and all things decluttered lol), this book was a great light hearted escape.

Daphne inherits a yearbook from her mom on her passing. It's a high school yearbook full of the normal notes and notations but interestingly enough, maybe it's more. You see, mom went on to become a teacher who then attended every class reunion and added more notes and observations of her own to this tome. Daphne has no idea what all this hold until she drops it into her NYC apt's recycle bin and it's retrieved by a busybody neighbor who also claims to be a documentary filmmaker.

great fun read about trash, treasure, and the depths of family we don't always recognize.

handed off to friend bonnie to read - she's not a bookcrosser