
Sofia's Tune
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Narrated by:
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Kylie Tippetts
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By:
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Cindy Thomson
In Sofia's Tune, we meet Sofia Falcone, a young woman who has been living in New York only a short time when she is stunned to discover a family secret, one that soon sends her beloved mother into a mental institution. Scrambling to keep her job and care for her mother, Sofia is convinced confronting the past will heal all wounds, but her old world Italian family wants to keep the past in the past.
During this time, she encounters Antonio, a Vaudeville pianist with a street-smart dog, seeking to discover why his father was mysteriously killed. Their crossed paths uncover a frightening underworld in Little Italy. Bringing the truth to light may cost Sofia's mother's sanity, Antonio's career, and the livelihoods of countless immigrants. Change is on the horizon, but it may not bring what they expect.
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My one issue is that, despite the historical context, the main characters had some very modern attitudes and perspectives that they probably would not have had during that time. For instance, Sofia believes that her mother needs to revisit the past in order to overcome some grief she is going through, which is indeed an advanced form of psychology and therapy. However, even if it did exist back then, the author emphasizes how isolated Sofia is and how she can't really read. So how would she have known about that method?
All in all, though, I did think it was a great story, and I would highly recommend it!
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