 FOUR STARS: Adriana Trigiani's
"Brava, Valentine: A Novel (Valentine Trilogy, Book 2)" is another
great book from my favorite Italian-American contemporary author.  The portraits of "real" characters
are undoubtedly patterned after people in her life.   The love of family was well portrayed.  The elements of surprise in the storyline was
also welcomed.  The love story was
touching. Adriana can weave a great story. 
At times some of the family dialogue was a bit boring but always
reprieved by elements of the story and careful painting of the imagery. The
color indigo is a favorite and perhaps once less description with it could have
sufficed. Despite these little irritations the story was fun, engaging and a
great read.
FOUR STARS: Adriana Trigiani's
"Brava, Valentine: A Novel (Valentine Trilogy, Book 2)" is another
great book from my favorite Italian-American contemporary author.  The portraits of "real" characters
are undoubtedly patterned after people in her life.   The love of family was well portrayed.  The elements of surprise in the storyline was
also welcomed.  The love story was
touching. Adriana can weave a great story. 
At times some of the family dialogue was a bit boring but always
reprieved by elements of the story and careful painting of the imagery. The
color indigo is a favorite and perhaps once less description with it could have
sufficed. Despite these little irritations the story was fun, engaging and a
great read.Welcome
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Thursday, June 7, 2012
Barry's Book Reviews: "Brava, Valentine" by Adriana Trigiani
 FOUR STARS: Adriana Trigiani's
"Brava, Valentine: A Novel (Valentine Trilogy, Book 2)" is another
great book from my favorite Italian-American contemporary author.  The portraits of "real" characters
are undoubtedly patterned after people in her life.   The love of family was well portrayed.  The elements of surprise in the storyline was
also welcomed.  The love story was
touching. Adriana can weave a great story. 
At times some of the family dialogue was a bit boring but always
reprieved by elements of the story and careful painting of the imagery. The
color indigo is a favorite and perhaps once less description with it could have
sufficed. Despite these little irritations the story was fun, engaging and a
great read.
FOUR STARS: Adriana Trigiani's
"Brava, Valentine: A Novel (Valentine Trilogy, Book 2)" is another
great book from my favorite Italian-American contemporary author.  The portraits of "real" characters
are undoubtedly patterned after people in her life.   The love of family was well portrayed.  The elements of surprise in the storyline was
also welcomed.  The love story was
touching. Adriana can weave a great story. 
At times some of the family dialogue was a bit boring but always
reprieved by elements of the story and careful painting of the imagery. The
color indigo is a favorite and perhaps once less description with it could have
sufficed. Despite these little irritations the story was fun, engaging and a
great read.
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