A review by amberivas
Left on Tenth: A Second Chance at Life: A Memoir by Delia Ephron
4.0
Imagine reading a novel about the most wonderful, caring people...and coming to the end and realizing they're REAL! Such was my experience with Left on Tenth (I'm notoriously bad at reading subtitles).
4 stars because at times it felt a little long, but overall it was very well written and kept my interest. I learned a lot about the process of bone marrow transplants. I picked this up based on the cover (I know...) and loved reading through the story of Delia Ephron's later years. I kept thinking over the way she describes her friends and the relationships she's built. I hope that when I'm in 70s, I will also have decades worth of friendships and nothing but good things to say of them.
4 stars because at times it felt a little long, but overall it was very well written and kept my interest. I learned a lot about the process of bone marrow transplants. I picked this up based on the cover (I know...) and loved reading through the story of Delia Ephron's later years. I kept thinking over the way she describes her friends and the relationships she's built. I hope that when I'm in 70s, I will also have decades worth of friendships and nothing but good things to say of them.