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The Spada family owns the largest estate in the area, where orphaned seventeen-year-old Paolo lives with his eccentric grandparents, headstrong aunt, and a loyal staff. With the battlefront nearby, the Spada home become a bastion of resistance, both clashing and cooperating with the military members imposing on their household. When Paolo is recruited to help with a covert operation, his life is put in irrevocable jeopardy.
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As he bears witness to violence and hostility between enemies, he grows to understand the value of courage, dignity, family bonds, and patriotism during wartime. Hardcover , pages. Published February 2nd by Grove Press first published To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. Lists with This Book.
Mar 19, Jim Fonseca rated it really liked it Shelves: An historical novel set in Italy during World War I around Translated from the Italian. The main character, a young teen-aged boy, is an orphan. He lives with his grandparents, an aunt, and servants. He loves his grandfather and his aunt as substitute parents.
True event — from Wiki: Of the 1, people on board, 1, died. His family lives in the big mansion in a small village in northern Italy. They are the aristocrats disliked by the villagers. Naturally when, first the German invaders, and later the Austrians, take over the town, their villa is picked to house the invading officers. Their estate becomes the encampment for soldiers, horses, mules, tanks and a hospital for the wounded. The invaders take over the church and rape several young women in the church for a week.
He preaches fire and brimstone accompanied by his breath of sulfur. Although we have one extended scene focused on the horrors of those wounded in war, the story is really one of family dynamics. The grandmother is quite a character. The young boy has his own love interest, an older experienced woman in the village. Along with one of the farm hands, they both get involved in helping the resistance. The family develops a code based on shutters and colors of hanging laundry that is viewed daily by a low-flying resistance plane.
Eventually they are found out and the final drama is that some or all of the men will be executed — the young boy, the grandfather and the farm hand. I had not heard of that award, so I looked it up and it is the result of an interesting process from Wiki: These books are called il Premio Selezione Campiello. Then a jury of readers called Giuria dei lettori representing different social, cultural and professional groups from each region of Italy, each with one vote, decides the winner of the selection.
Italy in WW I from leftcom. View all 12 comments. Aug 12, Angela M rated it liked it Shelves: It has an interesting title and beautiful cover but there was just not enough story for me until close to the end. Narrated by Paolo, 17 , an orphan living with his quirky family in northern Italy during WW I, this moved very slowly for me.
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Paolo gets involved in the resistance with his family and at times doesn't seem to really understand what is happening around him , but he's educated pretty quickly as German army take over the family villa and then the Austrians. Almost halfway through , n It has an interesting title and beautiful cover but there was just not enough story for me until close to the end. Almost halfway through , not much happens. They become "guests " in their own house.
Of course their lives are impacted and none more so than what happens to young girls in the village. But I wasn't sure how much different their lives might have been had the soldiers not taken over their home. They all seem to come and go as they please. I liked Paolo and the quirky people in his life but I never felt a connection with them until close to the end when the action picked up and I could see the characters more clearly.
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I'd rate it 2. View all 15 comments. Nov 23, Pia rated it liked it Shelves: This book took off very slowly. So slowly, in fact, that I was afraid that it would end up in my DNF pile. I wanted to read the book because it's author won the Campiello Prize in Italy, and there are great authors among the winners. The title, I have to confess, put me off a bit. It certainly isn't attractive! Their home is invaded by the enemy army and they This book took off very slowly. Their home is invaded by the enemy army and they scramble not just to survive, but to resist the invading armies.
The characters are very well described: Paolo Spada, the orphaned grandson. Nancy and Guglielmo, his quirky grandparents, Donna Maria his aunt. And last but not least, Don Lorenzo, the priest. The plot ins't just about a war and what it entails for all of the Spadas. It's a coming of age story, as well as a family story. I received an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest opinion. Another book that I could not put down, and thanks to daylight savings time I did have that extra hour so yes I read for hours again. The book begins in Italy The aristocratic Spada family's villa will soon be overrun.
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War is hell, soldiers are animals, and still are. What is wrong with some men? But the book never got dark. I would not exactly call it light, but it had this feeling of hope. I would credit that to the main person Paolo, he was 17, but he still had hope of a future without wa Another book that I could not put down, and thanks to daylight savings time I did have that extra hour so yes I read for hours again.
I would credit that to the main person Paolo, he was 17, but he still had hope of a future without war. He still has time to fall in love, or lust with someone. And his light makes the book lighter. He lives with his quirky grandparents.
However, to afford the expensive exotic holidays his daughter desires, Marcello deals small amounts of cocaine to his friends. Giovanni Marinelli Antonio La Raina: Paulo's observations of the interactions between his artistocratic family, their servants, the occupying armies first the Geramans, then the Austrians , and the rest of the community and his conversations, particularly with his grandfather and the "steward", give the author, Andrea Molesini, a chance to discuss the war, its causes and effects; Italian, Roman, and European history; philosophy; and the unraveling of the old society. Almost halfway through , not much happens. Fire of Love French: The Gorgon film topic The Gorgon Italian: Rocco Ferrante Angela Finocchiaro:
His gran takes lovers, his granpa quotes Buddha. Then there Aunt Maria who rules. There are 3 servants, and beautiful Giulia. And of course different occupants of the villa. They are all trying to go on as normal, live their lives, but as the invaders show their ruthlessness they all want to do something about it. Such a good, and well written book. The words just flow by, light, easy to read and a book that you just can not put down. And as it is a translation, I say that it's a well done translation too.
Feb 08, Tuck rated it it was amazing Shelves: L'autore, classe , ha vinto con questo suo primo romanzo il Premio Campiello Poi, eccolo scrittore solido, con un'opera prima davvero note L'autore, classe , ha vinto con questo suo primo romanzo il Premio Campiello Poi, eccolo scrittore solido, con un'opera prima davvero notevole. In my search for WWI novels I hadn't already read, I found this new Italian author, and his micro-study of a single occupied village in Italy, focusing on the ways in which an eccentric aristocratic family copes with the occupation of their lands and the mistreatment of their villagers by the Austrian Army.
The central figure is a precocious young boy, whose willingness to be roped into poorly judged espionage activities and whose misreading of situations endangers everyone, makes this both In my search for WWI novels I hadn't already read, I found this new Italian author, and his micro-study of a single occupied village in Italy, focusing on the ways in which an eccentric aristocratic family copes with the occupation of their lands and the mistreatment of their villagers by the Austrian Army.
The central figure is a precocious young boy, whose willingness to be roped into poorly judged espionage activities and whose misreading of situations endangers everyone, makes this both more tense, but also less believable and slightly annoying. Ultimamente l'accoppiata Sellerio-vincitore premio Campiello funziona piuttosto bene: E devo dire che anche il terzo ha funzionato: I personaggi, pur non essendo coinvolgenti in maniera memorabile, sono tutti ben pennellati.
Ottima ricostruzione storica Dopo il crollo del fronte italiano a seguito del disastro di Caporetto ottobre del '17 , l'esercito austro-tedesco occupa Veneto e Friuli fino al Piave, ultimo bastione della resistenza italiana: L' Ottima ricostruzione storica Dopo il crollo del fronte italiano a seguito del disastro di Caporetto ottobre del '17 , l'esercito austro-tedesco occupa Veneto e Friuli fino al Piave, ultimo bastione della resistenza italiana: L'ambientazione appare estremamente documentata e anche ben raccontata: Comunque un buon libro, utile per passare delle piacevoli ore e per fare un tuffo in un passato prossimo e non scordarci mai della terra da cui tutti noi italiani veniamo.
Jan 12, Marta rated it really liked it Shelves: Set in the Italian countryside during WW1, Molesini's novel has the vibe of a Guiseppe Tornatore movie, and not because he is also Italian. The setting more than flavors the story- it gives clearly defined roles for those in the manor and the village, and is both a trap and means of escape during the war. Not All Bastards are from Vienna charms from the beginning, and maintains its warmth even as devastating events slip in and begin to build in intensity.
It is hard to have both experiences at the same time. It lets the horrid events of war sink in while one's guard is down, like finding out your delicious coffee drink was laced with anti-freeze. My only quibble is that the end was too abrupt for me. One minute I was living among Paolo and his family, the next I had the door shut in my face. I want to call through it and ask, "Then what happened? Dec 29, Annie rated it it was ok.
On their own, these narratives would have worked. Together, they are an unfunny odd couple