Welcome to Litsy!

This is the third book in a four-part series so I have to finish to learn what happens but I am getting so bored with Lila, one of the friends in this complicated relationship. There is page after page about her. If it was not a series, I would not finish this particular book. Just saying.

And moving on to start another #BookSpinBingo read

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This turned out to be so much more than I expected. Caveat: I've never seen the film. Yes, there is a romance, but that's not the whole story. The writing is beautiful, but fairly dense - this is not an easy beach read. Nor is the subject matter feel-good fluff. Perseverance is rewarded, this was, for me, an incredible reading experience. I learnt so much, I FELT so much...just wonderful!
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Think casting for My Big Fat Greek Wedding but Italian - in a village where the young no longer desire to reside, and hope lies with a white truffle and recent reading of a fortune teller. It had way too many characters (with great Italian names) for me to track but each added to the humor - as did the donkey, Mauritzio 🫏. Slow pick but I think I‘d have enjoyed it more had I slowed down and absorbed the quirkiness of each character.

Since it doesn't yet have a post:
These men confront not each other, but the issues of apocalyptic perspective, abortion, women in the Church, violence and much more. They recognize these issues not as polemics to be tossed back and forth for endless bantering, but as fundamental to outlining a definition of “humanity.“ Both men are scholars and people of faith, aware of the cultural and social millieu around them. Also, short! #firstpost