Who Knew La Dolce Vita Was So Funny?
When fifty-five-year-old Michael Francis joins an Italian for Beginners class, he has no idea that classroom chaos is the prelude to a grand adventure.
Armed with unwavering optimism and a tendency to conjugate verbs in all the wrong tenses, he flies to Italy and travels across the country that has captured his imagination.
From hilarious interactions with street food vendors to terrifying mountain bus journeys, his many misadventures demonstrate that sometimes the best stories start with getting everything wrong.
For readers who enjoyed Bill Bryson's Neither Here Nor There or Peter Mayle's A Year in Provence, Positively Pazzo offers a refreshing twist on the traditional travel memoir.
This delightful book presents an amusing excursion into some of Italy's hidden treasures, where ham-fisted translations create lasting friendships and no end of cultural confusion.
Pick up your copy of Positively Pazzo today and discover how one man's quest to learn Italian became an unexpected journey of self-discovery, proving that the most valuable souvenirs are not found in gift shops but in the memories we bring home.
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