Letizia's first book Antonino's Niche is a fine example of historical fiction. It is based on the author's father's life growing up in Italy, experiencing World War 2 as an occupied territory. It is the story of Sorrento and the life there of tradition and duty. It is about the beauty of passion and living with the wind under your wings and the scent of oranges and the fresh sea air at your nostrils. It is the story of success when it is least expected. This is the story of any migrant father and so is dedicated to all migrants.

Treasured by readers who love anything Italian. See Guestbook for Reader Reviews.

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Letizia's second book Conversations With My Mother is written in a reflective style providing short explorations and inspiration with topics such as the Essence Of Being A Woman, Intimacy, Creation, Ages and Stages of life, Survival, Love and Joy. It is the perfect gift book for any woman or discerning man who is not frightened to think and experience the more subtle moments of life.

Admired by the discerning reader who understands the need to be connected to all which is life-giving.

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Letizia's third book Oh My God, I Might Have to Smile is a compilation of one line inspirational verses which motivate, excite and at times leave the reader with a deep moment of thought. Letizia wrote most of these quotes after the loss of her second baby and has included some quotes from her other titles. Letizia hopes that through this book her readers will gain an idea of her values and connect with her as a writer on this journey of life.

Letizia hopes to leave her readers strength, love and joy through Oh My God, I Might Have to Smile.

Letizia's work is treasured by her readers for the love and passion she writes with and for how she leaves her readers.

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