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'While My Italian Bulldozer certainly advocates a kind, considerate, some might even say old-fashioned approach to resolving affairs of the heart, it also succeeds in subtly, almost imperceptibly ripping up the traditional rules of the romantic comedy and creating something refreshingly original' Scotsman
When writer Paul Stewart heads to the…
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1 author picked My Italian Bulldozer as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I've tried to read Alexander McCall Smith before and not enjoyed his style. I found this as a library sale and I love Italy so I decided to give it a try. I laughed out loud and fell in love with the main character. This book will make you want to visit small town Italy and have your own adventure.
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