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pickJess Capodimonte Barratta lives in the basement of her parent‘s house.
She wants more.
When her Uncle Louie tells her they are going to Italy, she jumps at the chance.
If you are Italian or know an Italian family, you will enjoy it even more.
Thank you to the publisher and for a copy of this book. All opinions are my own.
FULL REVIEW HERE: https://tinyurl.com/mvs63r2j
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pickI was so happy to have a new Trigiani book to keep me company this week. I‘ve been reading her books forever, and they don‘t disappoint. In this one Jess, the youngest in a large family, finally learns to reach for what she wants rather than what she‘s expected to do. #EndofSummerReadathon
pickAdriana Trigiani is now my go to author. Love this story of Jess who, as the youngest in her Italian family, takes steps to finally do what makes herself happy. The family nuances in Trigianis books are so close to home. Let‘s all go to Italy to find our Angelo!
pickPERFETTO!!!
An Italian-American woman decides, after several life-altering events, to leave Lake Como, NJ, to work in her ancestors' land of Carrera, Italy.
I enjoyed everything about this book. Learning about the marble mining industry and how it was the same mine that Michelangelo chose his marble. Gilting. Love your crazy family. Villages.
I plan to buy Lottery ticketsto hopefully get enough money to visit Italy. That is how impressed I am
pickLast year I discovered a 5⭐️ read was
languishing on my bookshelves (The Good Left Undone) so I purchased this book without reading beyond title and author. I was so surprised because I wasn‘t expecting this to be funny but it was. My DNA tell me my ancestry is 99.999% of Celtic blood, but when I read about Italian families with parents, aunts, uncles, siblings and cousins - I just want in!🇮🇹
