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- Review: Love all around in 'Playing by Heart'
- Playing By Heart - Wikiquote
- Matrheim - Playing by Heart
- A Thousand Broken Hearts
However, he is persistent and she eventually begins to trust him and they start a relationship. Meredith's first husband, with whom she remains close, is dying of AIDS. His mother Ellen Burstyn comes to see him in the hospital and they have several long talks; he comes out and she confesses she never loved his father. He dies and is buried next to his partner who had died the year before.
Review: Love all around in 'Playing by Heart'
Second daughter Gracie Madeleine Stowe is having an affair with a priest Anthony Edwards while her determinedly oblivious husband Dennis Quaid takes improvisational acting classes. Neither finds what they are seeking in their respective escapes. At the parent's vow renewal they hesitantly discuss trying to save their marriage.
Third daughter Joan Angelina Jolie is a hard partying, hard drinking actress who despite rather obvious charms, cannot get the reticent Keenan Ryan Phillippe to go on a date with her. She persists and he admits that he contracted at STD from his now deceased ex-girlfriend HIV is hinted at, but not stated and had been afraid to become involved with anyone as he fears infecting them.
Playing By Heart - Wikiquote
I'm especially honored that DePaul University Education Professor Roxanne Owens called the novel "a must-read addition for school libraries everywhere. Additional awards and accolades are listed in the right sidebar.
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For links to online reviews, see this page. The attraction between Emilia and Antonio is sweet and innocent, and readers will hope for their relationship to blossom. All in all, Martino's latest is a sweet and pleasurable read. Topics covered are family ties, vocation and feminism. There's no lack of characters to root for or interesting scenes to lose yourself in. The story of sisters.
Matrheim - Playing by Heart
Emilia and Maria Salvini is riveting, rich, and like a lovely piece of music, impossible to forget. You'll love Emilia Salvini in her impossible quest to be herself at a time and place when girls had no choices. The words literally sing.
Authentic, strong character voice, rich and detailed historical setting, and an intriguing plot all come together to create a can't-put-it-down book. The story provides a look into the fascinating world of 18th-century Italy in a way that no history book ever could.
Carmela Martino's writing style blends the historical facts with the emotional family life details in a way that creates a dramatic, beautifully written novel that will capture the hearts of readers of all ages. Carmela Martino, in an impeccably-written story, captures both the grace and refinement of 18th-century Italy and the timeless dilemmas to which the modern reader can relate—the pressure of familial expectations and obligations, living in the shadow of a sibling, the desire to direct one's own destiny, and love tested by time, distance, parental resistance, and class.
A Thousand Broken Hearts
Intrigue, music, and love are all ingredients in this tale of upper-class teen girls seeking to steer their adult lives. This is an Italian tapestry come to life. It's even trickier to write a really good one, and for it to speak to an adolescent audience. Yet Carmela Martino's done exactly that: Brought history alive through masterful storytelling.
Her teenage Sisters Salvini breathe on every page. You experience their joys and pains as they make their ways in a restrictive society that won't understand or appreciate their extraordinary talents. You cheer them on as they confront their own, internal limitations with a growing maturity, mind, and yes, heart. Indeed, Playing by Heart achieves what we look for in good historical fiction: Teach us something about today through yesterday—and entertain us in the process.