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Description edit
The elegance of Madame Forza's gown shop is a far cry from the downtrodden North End of Boston. Yet each day Julietta, Annamaria, and Luciana enter the world of the upper class, working on finery for the elite in society. The three beauties each long to break free of their obligations and... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Julietta: Add a description of this character.
- Annamaria
- Luciana
- Madame Forza
- Angelo
- Luciana Conti
- Mrs. Quinn
- Madame Fortier
- Billy Quinn
- Mama Rossi
- Julietta Giordano
- Saint Marciano
- Mauro Vitali
- Angelo Moretti
- Rafaello Zanfini
- Theresa
- Mama Giordano
- Annamaria Rossi
- Stefano
- Papa Rossi
- Giovanni
- Patrick Quinn
- Rosa
- Josie
- Rosina
- Herr Quinn
- Vittorio
- Salvatore
- Maglione
- Nonna
First Sentence edit
On May 2, 1918, a short article appeared in the Boston Globe. It was only three sentences long; not an article really. Just a mention. It appeared on page twenty-four on the outside column, where most people hold on to a newspaper. I'm sure you wouldn't be very surprised to know that few people noticed it as they read the paper that morning and several people smeared jam on it as they turned the page. Only a very few read it.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Siri L. Mitchell (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813.6
Notes for Parents edit
Reading Level: Add the suggested reading level for this book.Romance without the smut. There is no sex. Fine for mature older teen.
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