Scan barcode
A review by rmarcin
Dava Shastri's Last Day by Kirthana Ramisetti
4.0
When billionaire Dava Shastri realizes she is dying, she decides to end things on her own terms. She gathers her family together for a last Christmas. When news of her death leaks out before she is dead, her children are frantic. Information is released about Dava's life and loves, things she had kept secret for years.
My favorite part of this story was the time she spent with the grandchildren and what they did and said. I felt that this was the most honest part of the book. The rest - about the adult children - was typical of adults concerned more about themselves then another person. It was an interesting and well written story of a life, and the memories, accomplishments, and regrets one makes in life.
I also listened to the book, and at the end is the song Dava.
My favorite part of this story was the time she spent with the grandchildren and what they did and said. I felt that this was the most honest part of the book. The rest - about the adult children - was typical of adults concerned more about themselves then another person. It was an interesting and well written story of a life, and the memories, accomplishments, and regrets one makes in life.
I also listened to the book, and at the end is the song Dava.