The Stone Boudoir: Travels Through the Hidden Villages of Sicily
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The Stone Boudoir: Travels Through the Hidden Villages of Sicily
Customer reviews (10)
19 June 2015LOVE LOVE, best book
LOVE LOVE ,best book,I feel transported to Sicily!.
30 December 2013Love it
This is a wonderfulluy sweet book about people and the culture in rural mountainous towns in Sicily.
26 January 2010The Stone Boudoir: Travels Through the Hidden Villages of Sicily
Via Amazon - Excellent service, prompt delivery, excellent condition as described, packaged well.
8 October 2005Pure Poetry
In The Stone Boudoir, Theresa Maggio has taken the fascination she has for the land of her grandparents and transmuted it into words of pure gold that vividly distill the essence of the Sicily she calls the \"island's hidden treasure and the secret spring of Sicilian endurance.
23 December 2003Category:Fiction
I am an Italian-American who has visited and enjoyed Italy many times over the last five years.
27 March 2003Evocative descriptions of life in rural Sicily
In her book The Stone Boudoir, Theresa Maggio shares with the reader, descriptions of rural culture in the mountain villages and towns on the island of Sicily.
4 October 2002delicate colors, wonderful portraits
I really loved this book.
3 September 2002A Gem of a Book on Sicily its People!
THE STONE BOUDOIR is a collection of stories about author Theresa Maggio's experience in the unnoticed mountain towns of Sicily.
29 July 2002Touching details, wonderful color
I love this book.
4 July 2002Pretty but fluffy
The topic of this book -- the smallest hill towns of Sicily -- was interesting for its obscurity and was a good read, if rather limited.