The View from Lake Como by Adriana Trigiani: A Book Review for Travelers
The View from Lake Como tells the story of a woman from an Italian-American family in Lake Como, New Jersey who moves to Italy and gains her self-confidence.
The View from Lake Como tells the story of a woman from an Italian-American family in Lake Como, New Jersey who moves to Italy and gains her self-confidence.
Have you ever wondered if you could adopt the Italian lifestyle? Three recent books suggest not only that it is possible but also offer practical advice on how to do it.
Footnotes from the Most Fascinating Museums (Princeton Architectural Press, 2024) is an intriguing book that showcases the breadth and importance of museums—big and small—to art and culture.
Many of us dream of moving to Italy. Sheryl Ness, author of “Love in A Tuscan Kitchen” realized her dream and found romance.
The Italian TV series, Detective Montalbano, is the perfect pandemic antidote for anyone who loves Italy and isn’t able to travel there right now.
My friend and colleague, Holly Robinson, author of Folly Cove (Penguin, 2016) and other engaging novels, shares a guest post about why place and setting matters in novels.
Douglas Ward, the man who wrote the (Berlitz) book talks about cruising and cruise ships.
The Sound Of The String: An African Bush Country Adventure is a new novel by author, Brad Isham. In conducting research for his book, the internationally published author traveled to Africa on safari. He returned with these tips for adventurers on safari and graciously agreed to write this guest post for the readers of More Time…