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For all the reasons you love Italy, a few books to feed your passion:
After Hannibal, Barry Unsworth
A Concise History of Italy, Christopher Duggan
A Garden in Lucca: Finding Paradise in Tuscany, Paul Gervais
Agnelli: Fiat and the Network of Italian Power, Alan Friedman
*The Agony and the Ecstasy, Irving Stone
A History of Contemporary Italy: Society and Politics 1943-1988, Paul Ginsborg
A House in Sicily, Daphne Phelps
A Traveller in Rome, In Southern Italy, H.V. Morton
An Italian Education: The Further Adventures of an Expatriate in Verona, Tim Parks
*As the Romans Do: The Delights, Dramas, and Daily Diversions of Life in the Eternal City, Alan Epstein
A Summer in Tuscany, Sandra Swanson
A Tuscan Childhood, Kinta Beevor
*A Year in Provence, Peter Mayle (Yes, Provence is not in Italy, but once upon a time it was)
Central Italy, Tuscany & Umbria: The Collected Traveler, Barrie Kerper
Christ Stopped at Eboli: The Story of a Year, Carlo Levi
The City of Florence, R.W.B. Lewis
*Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy, Jacob Burckhardt
The Crisis of the Italian State: From the origins of the Cold War to the Fall of Berlusconi & Beyond, Patrick McCarthy
D.H. Lawrence and Italy, D.H. Lawrence
Desiring Italy, Susan Cahill
Extra Virgin, Annie Hawes
Fallen Angels, Daniel Silva
Flavors of Rome, Carol Coviello
*Florence: The Biography of a City, Christopher Hibbert
Florencewalks, Anne Holler
Gardens of the Italian Lakes, Judith Chatfield
*Gardens of the Italian Villas, Marella Agnelli
*The Gardens of Florence, Mary Jane Pool & Alessandro Albrizzi
The Hills of Tuscany: A New Life in an Old Land, Ferenc Mate
Italian Backgrounds, Edith Wharton
The Italians, Luigi Barzini
Italians First! Arturo Barone, Paul Norbury
Italian Hours, Henry James
Italian Neighbours, Tim Parks
*Italian Sketches, Janet Ross
Italian Neighbors, or A Lapsed Anglo-Saxon in Verona, Tim Parks
Italian Villas and Their Gardens, Edith Wharton
Italy, A Love Story, Caniella Cusumano
Italy in Mind, Alice Powers
I Venti Corni: The Twenty Horns, Salvatore Robert Froio
The Leopard, Giuseppe de Lampedusa
A Literary Companion to Rome, John Varriano
A Literary Companion to Venice, Ian Littlewood
*Living Aboard, Studying and Working in Italy: Everything You Need to Know to Fulfill Your Dreams of Living Abroad, Travis Neighbor, Monica Larner
Living and Working in Italy, David Hampshire
*The Most Beautiful Villages of Tuscany, James Bentley & Hugh Palmer
*No Going Back - Tuscan Living, Sarah Frazer
North of Naples, South of Rome, Paolo Tullio
Old Calabria, Norman Douglas
*100 Places in Italy Every Woman Should Go, Susan Van Allen
On Persephone’s Island, Mary Taylor Simeti
A Place in Italy, Simon Mawer
Portal to Paradise, Cecil
Private Tuscany, Elizabeth Helman Minchilli
*Restoring a Home in Italy, Elizabeth Helman Minchilli
*The Romance of Leonardo Da Vinci, Dmitri Merejkowski
*Rome: The Biography of a City, Christopher Hibbert
Rome Walks, Anya Shetterly
Seasons in Basilicata, David Yeadon
Simple Etiquette in Italy, Hugh Shankland
A Small Place in Italy, Eric Newby
* Stones of Florence, Mary McCarthy
The Stones of Venice, John Ruskin
Survival Guide to Milan, Jessica Halpern
Traditional Houses of Rural Italy, Paul Duncan
Tuscan Retreat, Vernon Bartlett
Twilight in Italy, Etruscan Places, Sun Sea and Sardinia, D.H. Lawrence
Under the Tuscan Sun, Frances Mayes
*A Valley in Italy: The Many Seasons of a Villa in Umbria, Lisa St Aubin De Teran
Venice: the Most Triumphant City, George Bull
Views from a Tuscan Vineyard, Carey More
Within Tuscany, Matthew Spender
* My particular favorites. Bon appetit, they are all a delicious treat!
Eat Pray Love, the most recent book featuring Italy to become a film