In an age where cell phones, Blackberries, texting, and emails are the norm, it is so refreshing to read a book in which the protagonist is adamant about the rules of etiquette and writing thank you notes. I loved TLLA, but I enjoyed LL,BA even more because Ms. Browne uses NYC as one of its settings. As a New Yorker, I found this a fun read, especially from a cross-cultural perspective (yes, I do admit that we New Yorkers tend to go overboard with special occasions and their respective registries.) The story flowed seamlessly, and I loved seeing more of Melissa in this one. Her family is as eccentric as ever, and Nelson's reprimands of his young crew on the ship had me laughing out loud, receiving odd looks from those around me on the subway in the process. I loved Melissa's relationship with Jonathan, which the author wrote with great humor and depth. Melissa is not naive-I find her to be old-fashioned but with a modern sensibility. I just loved the fact that she didn't know what the "Mile High Club" was-utterly charming! I can't wait for Melissa/Honey's next adventure!