André Aciman reads from Find Me and talks with Parul Sehgal of the New York Times

[@nefarneshin]

The interviewer is amazing and there are many concepts that are evident in his books but he lays it out for you to ponder upon.

[@ellah5888]

i loved this book so much! i thought it may have even been better than call me by your name! it was so interesting to see the different lives they all lead and how they ended up together at the end. i loved reading about his father.

[@BixbysDad]

This book was so boring and uninteresting I didn't even finish it. It was a complete disappointment. I was completely uninterested in the first two-thirds of the book. Emilios story line isn't till the end. I don't even know where my copy went, I might have thrown it out.

[@ellah5888]

i cant imagine feeling this way about such a great novel. what a shame.

[@BixbysDad]

@@ellah5888 Honestly I think my preconceived ideas were so high, because the movie was incredible. I just wanted to read about Oliver and Elio.

[@zameendarabhinay1506]

@@ellah5888 It is not shame, that he doesn't like the book. It is the incorrect expectations he had.

[@zameendarabhinay1506]

@@BixbysDad U cannot really ask a visual presentation of a story to be faithful to its expression in terms of words and sentences.