Veniero - Stories of Italian emigrants in New York (Italian language book) if you can read Italian or have a friend or relative that reads Italian then you should buy this book.
The beautiful story of one of the oldest Italian pastry shops in New York takes us on a real journey into the great history of Italian emigration to the United States. Among the pages and characters of this book we find emotions, feelings, smells, tastes, habits of the daily life of Italian Americans and Italians who have lived in New York since the end of the 19th century, and have contributed to the creation of the myth until today of the "Big Apple", like Antonio Veniero, who left Naples in 1885 to seek his fortune, who would never have thought of linking his family name, for over a century now, to the city-symbol of the American way of life.
GERMANA VALENTINI (Rome, 1976), television author, has created TV formats for Mediaset and various networks. She collaborates with various newspapers in Italy and abroad, mainly dealing with food and wine, tourism, customs and society. She began traveling from a very young age following her passion for dance, and fell in love with New York and America, taking care of the Italian and Italian American communities in the United States in recent years.
