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portada Tip Your Hat to the Hatmaker
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Pages
246
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9x15.2x1.4 cm
ISBN13
9781969715037

Tip Your Hat to the Hatmaker

Andrew, S. R. (Author) · Urban Forge Media · Paperback

Tip Your Hat to the Hatmaker - Andrew, S. R.

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Synopsis "Tip Your Hat to the Hatmaker"

Set against the backdrop of New York's early twentieth-century immigrant boom, Tip Your Hat to the Hatmaker follows Luca, a fourteen-year-old Sicilian boy who arrives in Brooklyn in 1910 with little more than hope in his pocket. Determined to build a new life, he finds unexpected purpose in the humble hat shop of Giorgio, a meticulous craftsman whose quiet mastery hides its own secrets.Under Giorgio's steady guidance, Luca learns the demanding art of shaping felt, steaming brims, and bringing elegance to a world roughened by hardship. As Luca grows from apprentice into family, the shop transforms into a sanctuary where tradition, discipline, and dignity take root. But beyond its doors, the bustling streets hold dangers of their own, none more ominous than Ciro, an underworld figure whose reach stretches across the neighborhood in ways Luca cannot yet see.From encounters with laborers and street vendors to moments of loyalty and betrayal, Luca's journey reveals the intricate fabric of immigrant life, where opportunity and peril walk hand in hand. As he comes of age, Luca must reckon with the cost of ambition, the pull of duty, and the legacy passed from one generation to the next.Rich in historical detail and heart, Tip Your Hat to the Hatmaker is an evocative coming-of-age story about craftsmanship, identity, and the enduring power of mentorship during one of America's most transformative eras.

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