Call my by your name, by André Aciman

callme-joana:

Call me by your name is such a beautifully written book… Sometimes I had to stop reading it just to think about a single sentence Aciman wrote,  it was filled with amazing metaphors and it is was a unique mix between simple and extremely complicated. With this I mean that it wasn’t anything out of the ordinary- two young people falling in love, but the mix of feelings in Elio’s heart and mind were very complicated, and it created a love story like none I had ever read before. Call me by your name is a book that solely revolves around love and friendship and family, and how those things affect and changes.

❤

Something that’s fucking me up: le jardin feerique played during the speak or die scene, in which mr perlman was present, and is reprised during his monologue. So in a way it could be mr perlman’s inner musical monologue as well as elio’s, because mr perlman chose to speak of his past love and envy to his son

rainbowdazzle:

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

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