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1 online resource |
Summary |
In Our Lady of Fatima, N.J., plucky narrator Bartolomeo di Crespi, aka B, reigns supreme: he can doll up an ottoman with kicky trim and sparkly crystals with the best of 'em, and he decorates all the area's best houses, including the manse belonging to the mother of his putative fiancée, Capri Mandelbaum (really they're just friends, but Aurelia, Capri's mother, is certain they'll marry). When the local church comes due for a major renovation, B gets the commission, after Father Porporino is convinced (forcibly, it's later revealed) that a tony Philadelphia firm won't do. But can B come up with a timeless yet innovative design for the church he loves? He calls in the experts--all of them sexy--takes trips to London and Italy, and benefits from a minor miracle amid a cast of family and friends who fight, fall in love, have babies and come out of the closet. |
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Description based on print version record. |
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GMD: electronic resource. |
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Italian Americans -- New Jersey -- Fiction.
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Interior decorators -- New Jersey -- Fiction.
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Church decoration and ornament -- Fiction.
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Catholics -- New Jersey -- Fiction.
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Catholic women -- New Jersey -- Fiction.
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Painters -- Fiction.
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New Jersey -- Fiction.
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Other Form: |
Print version: Trigiani, Adriana. Rococo. New York : Random House, c2005 9781400060078 (DLC) 2005046447 (OCoLC)58789213 |
ISBN |
9781588364661 electronic bk. Adobe Reader |
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1588364666 electronic bk. Adobe Reader |
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