Overview

In the pink light of the Rose Rink, a skating rink suspended in time, Waverly serves drinks and dreams to those who want to forget.

One night, Juno walks in — leather jacket, eyes like water, and a smile that promises trouble.

From that encounter is born a love both fragile and fierce, made of silences, returns, and promises steeped in melancholy.

Between summers that end too soon and nights that seem to never end, Waverly learns that love isn’t always salvation: sometimes it’s a mirror, sometimes an illusion, sometimes the only possible form of freedom.

When everything fades, memory remains — and in that memory, life keeps spinning like a Ferris wheel that never stops.

Amarcord is a novel about the love that stays even when it ends, about memory that saves and wounds, and about that moment when one stops surviving and starts breathing again.

A poetic, nostalgic, and luminous story — for those who know that some melodies never truly end.