memoir of a girl orphaned at 8, raised by two bachelor uncles in the Bronx. Harper Lee said "a beautiful story I will cherish for years to come" ... hailed in the New York Times as "a model memoir, funny and sad, irreverent and generous." Excerpted in The New Yorker magazine and praised by critics and authors. Anne Tyler called it "a truly wonderful book." People magazine said:"The kind of book you buy multiple copies of to send to your mother and best friends." From the Los Angeles Times: "Loving and witty memoir...Compassion and wit are a rare literary combination, but Sleeping Arrangements is illuminated by both." The Seattle Times:"Enchanting...superbly funny." Chaim Potok wrote:"Wise, sobering and witty." Muriel Spark wrote:"A Great pleasure"