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message 1: by Sunny (new)

Sunny (travellingsunny) Time for some Ishiguro!


message 2: by Sandra (new)

Sandra (sandee) | 13 comments Awesome novel!!!!


message 3: by Liz (new)

Liz Hunt totally brilliant!!!


message 4: by Leslie (last edited Jan 27, 2014 07:30AM) (new)

Leslie Scales (leslielynn8) | 11 comments Kenneth wrote: how the charcaters acted - they were just like sheep and such a waste o..."

That's kind of how it was supposed to come across.. (view spoiler)


message 5: by Leslie (new)

Leslie Scales (leslielynn8) | 11 comments I didn't love the book. It was ok. Interesting but not greatness.


message 6: by Grace (new)

Grace Beauban (thegreyscalerainbow) | 3 comments I actually really really loved the book. It was an emotional roller coaster and I just got really invested in the characters even when I wasn't happy with their antics. It was interesting how they dealt with this inescapable fate of theirs. I mean, if they were like sheep it was because they've technically been raised like livestock if you think about it. There really wasn't anywhere for them to turn which is the tragedy of it all. I am interested in reading more books by Ishiguro!


message 7: by Sunny (new)

Sunny (travellingsunny) Alright - help me out. I'm very early in the book - starting chapter 3. Am I supposed to know what's going on? What is a carer? What are they donating? It's categorized as science fiction, but I'm not quite getting it yet. Should I be?


message 8: by Grace (new)

Grace Beauban (thegreyscalerainbow) | 3 comments Just keep reading; all will be explained as the story unfolds and the kids grow up. Basically they slowly realize things as they come to a certain age.


message 9: by Sunny (new)

Sunny (travellingsunny) Chapter 6: OK. There's something creepy about the calendar pictures. And the little stick people figures. And those woods. But, I'm completely engrossed in this - even if I still don't quite know what's going on. That's a sign of good storytelling!


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