Some have compared it to war. Pamela Erens has done an impressive job of capturing one woman’s labor and delivery in her fever dream of a novel, "Eleven Hours," which follows a year-old New York City resident named Lore Tannenbaum from her admission to the hospital’s maternity ward through to the birth of her child.4/5(63). Eleven Hours garnered starred reviews from the top trade journals Publishers Weekly, Kirkus, and Library Journal, and was a Publishers Weekly 's Pick of the Week. It was also featured on several "most anticipated" lists, including Flavorwire, The Millions, The Week, The . Pamela Erens has done an impressive job of capturing one woman’s labor and delivery in her fever dream of a novel, "Eleven Hours," which follows a year-old New York City resident named Lore Tannenbaum from her admission to the hospital’s maternity ward through to the birth of her child/5(65).
Eleven Hours - Ebook written by Pamela Erens. Read this book using Google Play Books app on your PC, android, iOS devices. Download for offline reading, highlight, bookmark or take notes while you read Eleven Hours. ― Pamela Erens, Eleven Hours. 0 likes. Like "What speaks to me most is close to the ground: the shrubs and vines, rather than the great elms, oaks, and maples. The understory, as botanists call it. In the decades after the war, when the city turned its back on the park—firing the groundskeepers, ceding greater and greater swaths of land. Eleven Hours. by. Pamela Erens (Goodreads Author) · Rating details · 2, ratings · reviews. Lore arrives at the hospital alone—no husband, no partner, no friends. Her birth plan is explicit: she wants no fetal monitor, no IV, no epidural. Franckline, a nurse in the maternity ward—herself on the verge of showing—is patient.
The most recent, ELEVEN HOURS, was brought out by Tin House Books (US) and Atlantic Books (UK) in and by Keter (Israel) in ELEVEN HOURS was. Pamela Erens's fourth novel, her first for children, was published in June MATASHA (igKids) is for readers ages 10 to Eleven Hours garnered starred reviews from the top trade journals Publishers Weekly, Kirkus, and Library Journal, and was a Publishers Weekly 's Pick of the Week. It was also featured on several "most anticipated" lists, including Flavorwire, The Millions, The Week, The National Book Review, and Literary Hub. Pamela Erens' new novel, Eleven Hours, is what traditionally would be called a "small story." It's less than pages, features only two main characters and focuses primarily on events that take.
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