Tatiana Ogneva came to a friend’s wedding in Italy and met Roberto Salvoni. They soon got married, and a year after they met, their son Alejandro was born. Since then, the psychologist and journalist of Komsomolskaya Pravda has lived in Italy, where she is addressed as “Signora Salvoni.” After the first bestseller “Italy. Love, shopping and dolce vita” she wrote a new book about Italians. The book is replete with humorous psychological sketches, real stories of love and passion. Plus witty advice for girls who are getting ready to marry an Italian, taking into account the peculiarities of the Italian mentality: where to meet Italian suitors, how to win the heart of an Italian, who are the “separatists”, how to behave with an Italian mother-in-law and the peculiarities of quarrels and reconciliations with your husband when you start after moving to feel at home, and how to adapt faster, what Russian dishes will conquer your Italian husband and much more.