Madolina's Daughter

Par : Lisa Sita
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-7344697-1-4
  • EAN9781734469714
  • Date de parution01/02/2020
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  • ÉditeurLisa Sita

Résumé

In the winter of 1947, Alba steps off her ship in New York City to reunite with a father she hardly knows. Having been trained by her mother as a midwife in her native town of San Vittorio, Italy, she has traveled to America to study nursing. But when Alba discovers that her father's home holds an unwelcome surprise, she resolves to return to San Vittorio against her father's wishes. Driven by memories of her old life, she takes a job to earn money for her passage, but the lure of opportunity and the promise of new love draw her ever deeper into her New York life even as she remains determined to leave it. Inspired by true events, Madolina's Daughter is a story of immigration in the post-war era and one young woman's quest for independence and self-identity.
Through Alba's eyes, it examines the complexities of family relationships, the challenges of making choices, and the wonders and apprehensions of being thrust into a foreign world.
Lisa Sita is a native and resident of Queens, New York, where she writes in various genres and teaches anthropology. Her professional background includes work as a museum educator, curriculum writer, student advisor, and author of non-fiction books for young readers. Lisa holds a Master of Fine Arts in Writing and a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts in Anthropology. Visit her website at lisasita.com.
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