Sunday, July 11, 2021

TO EVERY PAGE A TURNING: One Life's Journey by Carl Buccellato

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​​Book Details:

Book Title:  To Every Page a Turning: One Life's Journey
Category: Adult Fiction (18 +),  284 pages 
Genre: Historical Fiction
Publisher:  Mascot
Release date:   April, 2021
Format available for review:  print - softback, e-book (PDF)
Will send print books out:  USA
Content Rating:  PG. Content not suitable for young children.​ 

Book Description:

A parallel to Buccellato’s own life, the main character in To Every Page A Turning: One Life’s Journey considers the trials and tribulations throughout his life, beginning in the 1950s. Traveling through hope, a great cause, disenchantment, hopelessness, discovery, and rebirth, the novel also recounts the travel of a generation as they move through time.​

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​​Meet the Author:

​Carl Buccellato was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1942, and is of Italian-American descent. Throughout his career and travels, Carl has met a broad array of different people. Some, down on their luck, some at the pinnacle of their careers and personal lives. Many of the people and their stories left a mark on Carl's heart and mind. It is from some of these encounters that Carl has drawn inspiration for a few of the fictitious characters in this novel. Today, Carl resides in Coral Springs, Florida, with his wife Mary Ellen. She is an award-winning multimedia artist and speaker. Together, Carl and Mary Ellen love traveling the globe and looking for new inspiration for their gifts and talents given to them by their loving God.
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My Review
 TO EVERY PAGE A TURNING: One Life's Journey by Carl Buccellato was a pretty good historical fiction book. I found it a bit slow at first, but after a bit of reading I started to really get into it. I liked the fact that the historical fiction was in fact a parallel the author's own life, as I felt like it gave the story a level or realism that fiction often lacks. I personally felt real sympathy as the author led me through the story filled with success and family building, then suffering and divorce. These events made me feel very personally invested in the book and help me to build an understanding of those involved as I read through the book. I liked the author's writing style and the way it slowly reeled me in. I hope the author continues to write in this genre as I would love to read more of his work. 

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