Stopped reading after some 15% of Kindle's volume. Found the stuff too trivial, at many places feels like a travelogue. The father tells his daughter some common places about Venice, but never mentions, eg that Ragusa was (also) an independent republic, and so on.
At the beginning I had the impression that the author was capable of producing sound prose, but after two or three rounds of repetitions, no: no impulse to read further.
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Francesca.yffelti
Stopped reading after some 15% of Kindle's volume. Found the stuff too trivial, at many places feels like a travelogue. The father tells his daughter some common places about Venice, but never mentions, eg that Ragusa was (also) an independent republic, and so on. At the beginning I had the impression that the author was capable of producing sound prose, but after two or three rounds of repetitions, no: no impulse to read further.
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