ISBN 9780571356508
Rs. 800
Faber & Faber
Find Me
Who it's for: Readers of 'Call Me by Your Name' and literary fiction fans
André Aciman's 'Find Me' continues the narrative from 'Call Me by Your Name,' tracing the lives of Elio and Oliver years after their initial encounter. This novel explores themes of love, memory, and identity as their paths intertwine across different European cities, reflecting on longing, regret, and the passage of time.Why You Should Read? Rejoin the beloved characters of Elio and Oliver from 'Call Me by Your Name'. Experience André Aciman's signature lyrical prose and emotional depth. Explore profound themes of enduring love, memory, and identity across generations. Delve into a story of longing and resilience set in diverse European locales.
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- Continues the story of Elio and Oliver from 'Call Me by Your Name'
- Set in various European cities
- Explores themes of love, memory, and identity
- Reflects on longing, regret, and the passage of time
- Written by André Aciman, known for lyrical prose
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Is this a sequel to 'Call Me by Your Name'?
Yes, 'Find Me' continues the narrative from 'Call Me by Your Name,' following the lives of Elio and Oliver years after their initial encounter.
Where does the story take place?
The story is set in different European cities, as Elio and Oliver's paths intertwine across these locations.
What themes does the book explore?
The novel explores themes of love, memory, identity, longing, regret, and the passage of time.
Who is the author?
The author is André Aciman, known for his lyrical prose and emotional depth.