I have now registered my 400th book !

I've read one other book by Ishiguro: When We Were Orphans. I was fascinated by his writing. Very pleased to find both this one and Remains of the Day at a charity sale yesterday. Will journal again once I have read it and will then decide whether to share to add to my PC shelf.

Quiet, but spellbinding. A private boarding school of sorts where the 'students' are groomed to perform a special function in society, a role they never question. What if medical science actually takes us to this point where we create a subculture of clones, designed to provide spare parts: donors. They live among us but separately. We try not to think of them as human. They never think of themselves as anything else. Interesting tale, very well told.

This one is on its way to a member of paperbackswap.com