Todo in Tuscany

Louise Badger and Lawrence Kershaw were both born in the UK, but Louise spent her childhood in Australia while Lawrence grew up in Liverpool. They met through a shared love of music and were married in 1987. They have run a music agency for over a decade and divide their time between London and a small village near Lucca.

'if you love Italy, dogs, or both, this book is a must-read.' -- Bleeding Espresso 'A touching and truthful memoir.' -- Italia! 'a warm, affectionate and inspirational account of an extraordinary dog who broke down cultural barriers and became the key to happiness.' -- Lancashire Evening News 'a touching story' -- Sunday Times 'This was a joy to read and I didn't want to put it down. Full of humour and touching in places it takes you on Louise and Lawrence's journey to new beginnings ... Loved it, it should be made into a film!' -- What Good To Do (5 stars) 'The story is so vivid and eloquently written that it is impossible not to share the laughter, joy, embarrassment, anxiety, and tears that Louise and Lawrence experience in the first few years of moving to Italy. This enchanting book is worth a place in anyone's library but it is a must for dog lovers and Italiaphiles.' -- London Dog Forum

'if you love Italy, dogs, or both, this book is a must-read.' -- Bleeding Espresso 'A touching and truthful memoir.' -- Italia ...

'if you love Italy, dogs, or both, this book is a must-read.' -- Bleeding Espresso 'A touching and truthful memoir.' -- Italia ... 'a warm, affectionate and inspirational account of an extraordinary dog who broke down cultural barriers and became the key to happiness.' -- Lancashire Evening News

'if you love Italy, dogs, or both, this book is a must-read.' -- Bleeding Espresso 'A touching and truthful memoir.' -- Italia! 'a warm, affectionate and inspirational account of an extraordinary dog who broke down cultural barriers and became the key to happiness.' -- Lancashire Evening News 'a touching story' -- Sunday Times 'This was a joy to read and I didn't want to put it down. Full of humour and touching in places it takes you on Louise and Lawrence's journey to new beginnings ... Loved it, it should be made into a film!' -- What Good To Do (5 stars)