Cassaro publishing (9 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. It begins, as these things do, on a ship - a six-year-old Sicilian boy crossing the Atlantic in 1919 with a sick mother and a rosary in his pocket. He became Joseph Cassaro, and he became the beginning of a family, and the family became, in time, the woman telling this story.One Woman's View i…s the warm, funny, unflinching memoir of a granddaughter of that crossing - an Italian-American girl from Auburn, New York, who inherited the food and the faith and the fierce family loyalty, came through the unthinkable and the broken road, and built a life her grandfather could never have imagined an ocean away, in an England of village lanes and white picket fences, beside the woman she loves.By turns hilarious and heartbreaking, One Woman's View is about family and food, grief and grace, and the roads that break us and the ones that carry us home. One woman's story, told exactly as loudly as she lived it. The warm, funny, unflinching memoir of a granddaughter of the Sicilian crossing: an Italian-American woman who built a life an ocean away in England, beside the woman she loves. Told exactly as loudly as she lived it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Some silences take a generation to break.Sicily, 1873. When seventeen-year-old Giovanna Galbo finds her father murdered on the church bench at dawn - a black river stone set in each open palm - the whole town understands the message and no one dares repeat it. Her father was the gabellotto, th…e broker whose records could make or unmake a family. Someone forced those records to lie, and killed him to keep the lie buried.Giovanna buries her grief instead of her suspicions. Over the years that follow she becomes something Sicily has no name for and no defence against: a woman who moves through the merchant houses of Palermo unremarked, gathering what powerful men let slip in front of a person they never think to fear. Quietly, patiently, she builds a network of the wronged and the watchful - I Veri, the True Ones - who leave a white stone where the powerful leave a black one.Spanning three decades, The Gabellotto's Daughter is a historical crime novel about silence and its cost, about the slow architecture of justice, and about a woman who refuses to look away. The first book in the I Veri series.For readers of literary historical fiction and Sicilian family sagas. Sicily, 1873. Seventeen-year-old Giovanna Galbo finds her father, the village gabellotto, murdered on the church bench a black stone in each palm. The town looks away; she does not. Over thirty years she builds a hidden network that answers the black stone of silence with a white one. A historical crime saga of grief, patience and reckoning. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. It begins, as these things do, on a ship - a six-year-old Sicilian boy crossing the Atlantic in 1919 with a sick mother and a rosary in his pocket. He became Joseph Cassaro, and he became the beginning of a family, and the family became, in time, the woman telling this story.One Woman's View i…s the warm, funny, unflinching memoir of a granddaughter of that crossing - an Italian-American girl from Auburn, New York, who inherited the food and the faith and the fierce family loyalty, came through the unthinkable and the broken road, and built a life her grandfather could never have imagined an ocean away, in an England of village lanes and white picket fences, beside the woman she loves.By turns hilarious and heartbreaking, One Woman's View is about family and food, grief and grace, and the roads that break us and the ones that carry us home. One woman's story, told exactly as loudly as she lived it. The warm, funny, unflinching memoir of a granddaughter of the Sicilian crossing: an Italian-American woman who built a life an ocean away in England, beside the woman she loves. Told exactly as loudly as she lived it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Some silences take a generation to break.Sicily, 1873. When seventeen-year-old Giovanna Galbo finds her father murdered on the church bench at dawn - a black river stone set in each open palm - the whole town understands the message and no one dares repeat it. Her father was the gabellotto, th…e broker whose records could make or unmake a family. Someone forced those records to lie, and killed him to keep the lie buried.Giovanna buries her grief instead of her suspicions. Over the years that follow she becomes something Sicily has no name for and no defence against: a woman who moves through the merchant houses of Palermo unremarked, gathering what powerful men let slip in front of a person they never think to fear. Quietly, patiently, she builds a network of the wronged and the watchful - I Veri, the True Ones - who leave a white stone where the powerful leave a black one.Spanning three decades, The Gabellotto's Daughter is a historical crime novel about silence and its cost, about the slow architecture of justice, and about a woman who refuses to look away. The first book in the I Veri series.For readers of literary historical fiction and Sicilian family sagas. Sicily, 1873. Seventeen-year-old Giovanna Galbo finds her father, the village gabellotto, murdered on the church bench a black stone in each palm. The town looks away; she does not. Over thirty years she builds a hidden network that answers the black stone of silence with a white one. A historical crime saga of grief, patience and reckoning. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. It begins, as these things do, on a ship - a six-year-old Sicilian boy crossing the Atlantic in 1919 with a sick mother and a rosary in his pocket. He became Joseph Cassaro, and he became the beginning of a family, and the family became, in time, the woman telling this story.One Woman's View i…s the warm, funny, unflinching memoir of a granddaughter of that crossing - an Italian-American girl from Auburn, New York, who inherited the food and the faith and the fierce family loyalty, came through the unthinkable and the broken road, and built a life her grandfather could never have imagined an ocean away, in an England of village lanes and white picket fences, beside the woman she loves.By turns hilarious and heartbreaking, One Woman's View is about family and food, grief and grace, and the roads that break us and the ones that carry us home. One woman's story, told exactly as loudly as she lived it. The warm, funny, unflinching memoir of a granddaughter of the Sicilian crossing: an Italian-American woman who built a life an ocean away in England, beside the woman she loves. Told exactly as loudly as she lived it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.