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- Never Let Me Go
- by Kazuo Ishiguro
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Lenny
This is the story of a group of children growing up in what seems like an ideal school‚ but as they get older they start to appreciate an unusual fate. They are being raised so that when they are old enough they can care for people who are donating their organs. They will then in turn donate their organs until they die. This is an interesting tale of these people as they try to comprehend the meaning of their lives. I enjoyed the story but found that some of the methods used to tell it were a bit annoying.
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