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D'Amico Family Notebook
D'Amico Family Notebook - 7.44" x 9.69", 200 Wide-Ruled Pages features a glossy white cover with a red spine. The glossy cover allows minor spills to be cleaned with ease. The colors of the Italian flag, a map of Italy, and "Italia" are incorporated into a circular graphic that's located towards the bottom of the front cover. Your family name, in rich red and set in 36-point type, is proudly displayed at the top of the front cover. As an added bonus, the rear cover features over 100 commonly misspelled words in the English language which makes this notebook perfect for English composition class! There are literally thousands of cover designs for notebooks/composition books, but few people can say that their notebook is personalized with their last name! This notebook makes a perfect gift item. All the journals, notebooks and planners published by Italian Pride Press celebrate Italian heritage and the incredible contributions Italian-Americans have made in America.
Christina Rossetti
Since Arthur Symons’s declaration in 1895 in the Saturday Review that Christina Rossetti was “among the great poets of the nineteenth century,” Rossetti’s image among critics has undergone permutations as divergent as Victorian culture is from postmodern. Now Diane D’Amico redeems Rossetti from the various one-dimensional castings assigned her across the generations—those of a saint writing poetry for God; of a sexually repressed, neurotic woman of minor talent; and, most recently, of a subversive feminist questioning the patriarchy—and renders a fuller, more intricate understanding of the poet than any to date. With flawless logic, balance, and clarity, D’Amico seals her cas...
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Now I Can See
This is a story of love and determination that spans several generations. It begins in Italy and tells the story of a beautiful young girl, Iride, who reluctantly emigrates from her small home town, with her family, at the turn of the century, to make a new life in East Boston, Massachusetts where they settled. She meets and marries handsome Joe, who had come to the United States earlier under tragic circumstance. Together they start a new generation and their new life brings them several children, and through them new people come into the family who has fascinating and extraordinary stories to tell. From this union emerges Carole, a young woman who is having difficulty finding her place in her ever changing world. She yearns to find love, security and fulfillment. In her travels she visits Italy and is struck by its beauty and the life style of the people that live there. She then becomes curious as to why her grandparents ever left Italy. When she begins to ask questions about their lives she discovers that everyone has weaknesses and triumphs which lead her to a greater understanding of her life.
Marketing
Includes company and subject index, glossary, photo credits
A Habit for Death
Escaping the heat and heartbreak of New York City for a summer in rural Pennsylvania sounded like the perfect plan to Nicky D''Amico. Little did he know that what began as a heavenly idea would turn out to be a hell of a job! Each year the nuns of rural St. Gilbert''s College hire a city slicker to help with their summer theater festival. As the stage manager, Nicky has a lot to handle - a truly awful musical script, bickering school staff, a huge crush on the cute guy in the chorus but things are about to get a whole lot worse. "Convent of Fear," the school''s play, features a serial nun killer. When several cast members are murdered, the mystery moves from the stage to real life. With its suspenseful plot, loveable characters, and laugh-out-loud humor, "A Habit for Death" is one habit you won''t want to break.
It Just Wasn't Perfect for Me
Rick D'Amico enjoyed an impressive career in both radio and television broadcasting, spanning over fifty years in the industry. Now, the Emmy Award-winning newscaster is here to provide readers with hilarious and insightful stories from behind the scenes. D'Amico invites readers into his expansive life story. With lightheartedness and an eye toward helping others understand what it takes to succeed in a sometimes ruthless industry, D'Amico opens up about his own fascinating-and sometimes unbelievable-experiences. Think you might have what it takes to be in broadcasting? It Just Wasn't Perfect for Me will help you figure that out. Get a glimpse into some of the most iconic moments in modern j...
Credibility in Court
This study analyses courtroom communicative practices in the trials of an Italian criminal organisation.
Victor D'Amico
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