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Der Junge, der Träume schenkte: Roman | Luca Di Fulvio

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New York, 1909. Aus einem transatlantischen Frachter steigt eine junge Frau mit ihrem Sohn Natale. Sie kommen aus dem tiefsten Süden Italiens - mit dem Traum von einem besseren Leben in Amerika. Doch in der von Armut, Elend und Kriminalität gezeichneten Lower East Side gelten die gnadenlosen Gesetze der Gangs. Nur wer über ausreichend Robustheit und Durchsetzungskraft verfügt, kann sich hier behaupten. So wie der junge Natale, dem überdies ein besonderes Charisma zu eigen ist, mit dem er die Menschen zu verzaubern vermag ...

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The Boy Who Granted Dreams | Luca Di Fulvio

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Read this book years ago and I remember it had a real #FairytaleOfNewYork quality. I am a sucker for a good immigrant story, especially set in the early 20th century. A love story between orphan named Christmas & beautiful troubled Ruth. The sounds, smells & streets of New York are bursting through the pages, but the writing was chunky and book dragged in lots of places.