Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro (ISBN:1400078776)

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		Never Let Me Go
	
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				Kazuo Ishiguro			
		
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			1400078776		

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							Gloria
						
							few weeks ago						
what an amazing book!!!...the author is truly imaginative...i recommend this book...it takes one to the other side...what if...this book hits deep somewhere...the narrative is kind of slow and can be a drag but seems deliberate in the author's part to  take readers on a slow and chilling confirmation of what we readers know all along...

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							Camille
						
							few weeks ago						
the writing was beautiful. the characters though did not live up to expectations, nor did the story, it honestly fell flat at the end. there were so many different ways the author could've taken this.

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							Sugato
						
							few weeks ago						
Found it a drag.

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							Jennifer
						
							few weeks ago						
5+++++++ stars.  Really imaginative.

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							Patrick
						
							few weeks ago						
I gave this book a mixed review on Amazon after I initially read it.  With time, however, it has grown more profound.  After my father's passing it is even more so.

The description of this book doesn't tell you anything about its far deeper meaning.  It's an allegory for our mortality and that we diddle away our time thinking, acting and worrying about stupid things while ignoring...more
 I gave this book a mixed review on Amazon after I initially read it.  With time, however, it has grown more profound.  After my father's passing it is even more so.

The description of this book doesn't tell you anything about its far deeper meaning.  It's an allegory for our mortality and that we diddle away our time thinking, acting and worrying about stupid things while ignoring the fact that we're going to die.   hide

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