franco
05-30-2006, 07:52 PM
I believe that my Memoir titled "I Wouldn't Die" will allow some of the individuals that were fortunate enough to have been born here,to possibly understand how fortunate they are,and possibly understand some of the other cultures in our ever shrinking world.The culture introduced in the book is Italian.
The book was reviewed by many respected papers and book critics and was given excellent reviews.Not many realize that it takes years to be allowed to come to America legally,and in the case of Franco,it was over 7 years till his family was allowed to travel from Rome to Naples and take that 9 day trip to NY.
Visit Amazon and read as much of the book as you like for FREE!!.
Learn why the author had so much drive in chasing the American Dream and why he was willing to make so many sacrifices in order to climb the Corporate Ladder.
If you like you can read many of the reviews on line just by typing the title of the book or the Author's name.
Recently he returned from a North East Library Tour where he attended Library Events at Universities,Public Libraries and at Fort Belvoir VA.
Signed copies of the memoir"I Wouldn't Die" by Franco Antonetti is in many Libraries now including the Library at Ellis Island.
Presently the rewards of chasing that dream have allowed Franco, not only to raise a wonderful family, but also to enjoy retirement at 54 years old.
The book was reviewed by many respected papers and book critics and was given excellent reviews.Not many realize that it takes years to be allowed to come to America legally,and in the case of Franco,it was over 7 years till his family was allowed to travel from Rome to Naples and take that 9 day trip to NY.
Visit Amazon and read as much of the book as you like for FREE!!.
Learn why the author had so much drive in chasing the American Dream and why he was willing to make so many sacrifices in order to climb the Corporate Ladder.
If you like you can read many of the reviews on line just by typing the title of the book or the Author's name.
Recently he returned from a North East Library Tour where he attended Library Events at Universities,Public Libraries and at Fort Belvoir VA.
Signed copies of the memoir"I Wouldn't Die" by Franco Antonetti is in many Libraries now including the Library at Ellis Island.
Presently the rewards of chasing that dream have allowed Franco, not only to raise a wonderful family, but also to enjoy retirement at 54 years old.