'Deeply moving' VOGUE'Completely blew me away!' MARC JACOBS'Beautiful and wise' COLM TOIBINA sundrenched graphic novel adaptation of one of the greatest love stories of our time.'We were friends first and lovers second. Perhaps this is what lovers are.'On the Italian Riviera, Elio welcomes his father's house guest. Oliver is the picture of arrogance - all billowing shirts and snide comments - and Elio is convinced that Oliver will be someone he'll grow to hate.Thrown together, a friendship blossoms as the pair spend endless hours walking treelined streets, enjoying sun-soaked lunches, and beating each other at tennis.Soon, Elio finds himself longing to make Oliver laugh and relishing glimpses of his glistening skin sprawled poolside. Over the restless weeks of the summer, an undeniable connection deepens as the two become entwined in the one thing both fear they may never truly find again: total intimacy.For the first time, from artist Sarah Maxwell, comes the gorgeous graphic novel adaptation of this international sensation.What Call Me By Your Name means to readers:'I cannot express enough how deeply I connected with this story, it really is a whole experience''Passionate, intimate and eternal''The love and intimacy we all desire at every level''Wistful, emotional and painful . . . all in a good way''This is one of the great love stories'
A beloved classic illustrated with irresistible romantic illustrations by Sarah Maxwell-McNicholYou must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you.Mrs Bennet is sure that marriage is the only way a woman can advance in society. She is determined to see all five of her daughters in wedded bliss. But matters of matrimony are never so simple. Her eldest daughter Elizabeth has a sharp tongue and even sharper wit. When she crosses paths with the enigmatic and infuriatingly proud Mr Darcy, a battle of tempers and truths begins. But as masks fall and judgements falter, both must question if it is pride that is holding them back or fear of society's scrutiny. A story of tangled hearts, social games and the courage to love without pretence.
