
Tuscan Daughter
A Novel
Author: Lisa Rochon
Narrator: Carlotta Brentan
Unabridged: 12 hr 26 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: HarperAvenue
Published: 07/13/2021
Categories: Fiction, Historical Fiction, Literary Fiction

Author: Lisa Rochon
Narrator: Carlotta Brentan
Unabridged: 12 hr 26 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: HarperAvenue
Published: 07/13/2021
Categories: Fiction, Historical Fiction, Literary Fiction
LISA ROCHON is the author of the bestselling novel Tuscan Daughter. She is also an award-winning architecture critic, cultural commentator and essayist. She is the two-time winner of a National Newspaper Award for her “City Space” column in The Globe and Mail and the recipient of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s President’s Award for Architectural Journalism. Educated at the University of Toronto and in Paris at Sciences Po and École du Louvre, she is passionate about seeing the world afresh and with new complexity through female eyes. Rochon splits her time between Toronto and Europe.
It was ok, a bit repetitive with a slow winding story. I let myself get swept along but I would ask for more. Although, I definitely felt like I could feel the warmth of the Tuscan sun and taste the sweetness of the olive oil. Overall, it was good.......more
This is a beautifully written and very engaging book that delves deeply into the life of Florence at the start of the sixteenth century. It follows the life of a young and talented woman from a small village outside of Florence, who meets some of the most important artists of the day as she travels......more
I ended up skimming this book. Despite being very interested in the topic, the writing style didn't grab my interest. I found the characters flat, maybe because there was too much going on so development didn't happen. Also Beatrice should be a character to be admired but she came across to me as an......more
Enjoyed this book immensely. I'm a fan of historical fiction, in general, and this novel is among the best I've read. It brought early 16th century Florence to life through a tapestry of characters, illuminating the timeless struggles of living in human society. People have been asking where I will......more