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Tag Archives: Adriana Trigiani
What we’re reading Wednesday: ‘The Shoemaker’s Wife’
The Shoemaker’s Wife by Adriana Trigiani HarperCollins • $26.99 • ISBN 9780061257094 Published April 3, 2012 Adriana Trigiani has a large and devoted group of fans, and they are in for a real treat with The Shoemaker’s Wife, the author’s … Continue reading
Unforgettable audiobooks, and notes from BEA
A big crew from BookPage is at BEA right now (come say hello at booth #4367!), and I’ve already received two fun updates this morning. Web Editor Trisha Ping ran into Mindy Kaling as she was signing books. Trisha took … Continue reading
We have a winner!
Congratulations to Julia, winner of our February fiction giveaway. To enter the contest, readers had to tell us which book they most want to read from our February issue. Here’s what Julia wrote: Julia was not alone in looking forward … Continue reading
February fiction—for you!
Happy February! We’re celebrating the end of winter (will it ever come?), Valentine’s Day and our brand new issue with a doozy of a giveaway. There’s something for everybody in our February issue, from coverage of Don DeLillo’s new novel … Continue reading
February brings another Valentine for Trigiani fans
The talented Adriana Trigiani will continue her series starring Valentine Roncalli this February in Brava, Valentine. Her Italian-American heroine, who runs her own custom shoe design boutique in Greenwich Village, is still struggling to balance love, a career and her … Continue reading
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The BookPage booth had a special Saturday visitor:
