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A Leopard’s Kiss

By: Marisa Fazio
Narrated by: Octavia De Clare, Fabrizio Tullio, William Roberts, Alexandra Fisher, John Guerrasio, Carolanne Lyme, Garrick Hagon, Rupert Farley
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Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa’s novel The Leopard (Il Gattopardo) is one of the world’s most loved modern classics.

A Leopard’s Kiss entwines the story of Tomasi di Lampedusa writing his famous novel with that of a young couple who say farewell to their Sicilian homeland to settle in far-off Australia.

The novella moves from the mountains of an ancient Sicilian village to the ornate cafes and lounges of 1950s Palermo. And from the humid Queensland cane-fields in the north of Australia to a Catholic convent school in the south.

This multi-voiced audio book of A Leopard’s Kiss sparkles from beginning to end.

©2011 by Marisa Fazio (P)2022 by Marisa Fazio Fiction Genre Fiction Historical Fiction

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