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Dewey Decimal Number: 914.50492 EAN: 9780805051025 Edition: 2 ISBN: 0805051023 Label: Holt (Henry) & Co ,U.S. Manufacturer: Holt (Henry) & Co ,U.S. Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 352 Publication Date: 1998-02 Publisher: Holt (Henry) & Co ,U.S. Studio: Holt (Henry) & Co ,U.S. Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Lots of good information but they exaggerate some thingsI find, after having traveled to Italy several times and planning to move there that this book does have some good, helpful information but I feel that there is some exaggeration about the Italian system. For instance...the thing about having to pay parking fines for a used car is (after having discussed it with an Italian) ridiculous. I think they say some of the stuff for effect. It tends to put some Italians in a bad light. Rating:  - My absolute survival guide...Wow! What a fabulous book! I had the first inkling when I read it in the states before my move, but now that I'm here I can't imagine how mysterious and elusive the laws and quirks of this country would seem without it. Even my American friend who has lived here for 8 months learns things from this book everytime I pull it out (which is several times daily). It has been pretty complete so far and the information in it has been accurate without exception. The only thing that is different (common sense) is the dollar to lire conversion rate. The final important point about this book is that it is geared toward Americans which is critical since the rules for EU citizens are different and not every book on the subject that is written in English is geared toward those of us from the US. Final tip, even with this book I don't think I could have done this without the help of native Italians, (like hook up my gas) so do everything in your power to find italian contacts. But if it IS possible to do it with a book alone, this would be the one. Rating: - Practical, no-nonsense guide to living abroadI wasn't sure what to expect with a book like this. Would the authors be so in love with Italy that they wouldn't be objective? Would they have had such bad experiences that they had nothing good to say about the country? I was pleasantly surprised to see an objective, thoughtful commentary on what you can reasonably expect to find living in Italy. Helpful tips, amusing anecdotes, loads of further resources, and practical--yet encouraging--advice. Recommended! Rating: - THE source for Americans wanting to live in Italy!As a Librarian I see many books about living abroad. Unfortunately they are usually written from the British perspective. The British information regarding employment in Italy really doesn't pertain to US citizens.However, this book explains all the ways to work, live and have a wonderful life in Italy! Make sure your bags are packed - you'll want to leave for Italia as soon as you are finished reading the book! Rating: - Awesome if you want to move to Italy read this.This the only book I have seen of it's kind. My familiy and I really that it was incredible. Molto Bene! Dr. Robert Murgatroyd Atlanta Ga. USA  Try searching the Internet for "Living, Studying and Working in Italy" or Ebay for "Living, Studying and Working in Italy". You might also be interested in the following great products:
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