BROWSE BOOK REVIEWS

Adriana Trigiani (page 2)

FICTION

Released: July 8, 2003

LUCIA, LUCIA

by Adriana Trigiani

"Silly but romantic stuff, written in a state of never-ending swoon."

More like a big, sloppy wet kiss to Greenwich Village than anything as mundane and unromantic as a novel: Trigiani's fourth (after Milk Glass Moon, 2002, etc.) starts off in extremely unpromising territory but thankfully doesn't stick with it for long. Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: July 16, 2002

MILK GLASS MOON

by Adriana Trigiani

"Down-home dialogue gives a big lift to Ave's agonies."

Windup of the Big Stone Gap trilogy. Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: May 22, 2001

BIG CHERRY HOLLER

by Adriana Trigiani

"As corny as a county fair, but appealing in its way."

This follow-up to Trigiani's Big Stone Gap (2000) offers many of the same characters, much of the same town, and all of the same contrived hokiness that characterized her previous work. Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: April 4, 2000

BIG STONE GAP

by Adriana Trigiani

"The Dukes of Hazzard written as if it were a homiletic drama. (First printing of 150,000; author tour)"

An irritatingly hokey, inept attempt to invade Fannie Flagg territory. Read full book review >