New York Times Best Seller
If you are in Manhattan, traveling downtown on Fifth Avenue or Seventh Avenue, you can turn only left on Tenth Street. It’s a one-way street, west to east. Left on Tenth is my way home. I was left on Tenth when my husband died, and after that, life took many left turns. Some perilous, some wondrous. This book is about all of them.
Advance Praise–
Delia Ephron’s stunning Left on Tenth will make you believe in love again, and also in miracles. And it’s so very, very funny.
—Sarah Dunn, author of The Arrangements
Starred review from Publisher's Weekly
Left on Tenth
balances profound sorrow with unconditional love...
Ephron holds nothing back...
...a radiant account of the “many left turns, some perilous, some wondrous” that her life took.
—Publisher's Weekly
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Left on Tenth
Ephron should be called the Queen of Second Chances, and long may she reign...
Her endurance is nothing short of mind boggling, her survival to tell the tale even more miraculous. Simultaneously spiritually uplifting and emotionally draining, Ephron’s account of triumphing over life’s greatest challenges is itself a tour de force.
—Booklist
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