Daughter of Venice [SEP] publisher
Daughter of Venice
Daughter of Venice is an historical fiction/young adult novel, published in 2002 by Random House Inc.
Plot summary.
This story follows Donata, daughter of a wealthy noble in 1592.
"VENICE, ITALY 1592. Donata Mocenigo, daughter to one of the city's noble families, leads a life of wealthy privilege. But constrained by the strict rules of etiquette a young noblewoman must observe, she longs to throw off her veil and wander freely around the vibrant city she can see only
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