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Summary
In one of the most acclaimed novels of recent years, Kazuo Ishiguro imagines the lives of a group of students growing up in a darkly skewed version of contemporary England.
Narrated by Kathy, now 31, Never Let Me Go dramatizes her attempts to come to terms with her childhood at the seemingly idyllic Hailsham School and with the fate that has always awaited her and her closest friends in the wider world. A story of love, friendship, and memory, Never Let Me Go is charged throughout with a sense of the fragility of life.
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- Stephibobz
- 08-09-15
Haunting and thought provoking
Would you listen to Never Let Me Go again? Why?
I think I would. Not right away but in time yes.
It forces you to question what it is to be human and what the value you of that is.
Who was your favorite character and why?
Strangely my favourite character isn't a person, it's the atmosphere. The tone of the story and the atmosphere of the book really are a character in itself. I can't really describe it... It's almost somber meet anticipation.
Which character – as performed by Kerry Fox – was your favourite?
I love all the characters prostrated by Kerry Fox, I thought she did a wonderful job with all. However, the biting attitude of Ruth was brilliantly bought forward.
If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
What is the real purpose of YOUR existence?
Any additional comments?
A truly haunting story. Horrific without even uttering a word of horror. Truly thought provoking and leaves you thinking, WHY? Not in a dramatic sense but questioning why the situation in this book would ever exist. Hailsham, should never exist... I hope to god it doesn't.
It's the first book I have read that is sweet and gentil throughout but filled with background atrocities that will haunt you and make you question the importance of the fellow man.
14 of 14 people found this review helpful
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Gem Scotland
- 26-03-15
Tragic and enigmatic
To begin with, the book is enigmatic. There is the hint of something sinister in the idyllic life of Hailsham. As more details become clear, it's all dealt with very matter of factly, like the sex, as though examining it from a detached scientific point of view. Even the effect off the big reveal at the end on the characters isn't explicitly discussed, although their subsequent actions are clearly related. But don't let that put you off. It's a deeply moving and tragic story and you can't help but love the three central characters for all their flaws. The problem with listening to an audio book when your driving is that keeping the car on the road when your sobbing loudly is quite hard! The narration is of a high quality, particularly of the female characters, but I feel her representation of Tommy is a little unfair.
10 of 10 people found this review helpful
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- Amazon Customer
- 02-01-16
Deeply disturbung, I could not stop listening
I ordered this book after finding it in a Buzzfeed Booklist of 53 Books you can't put down. Classified as a fantasy, there is no magic, swords or sorcerers. It is written, as if by the main protagonist, who describes her life, growing up in a boarding school for 'special' children bred to become donors. The lack of emotion, her lack of horror, made it even more horrific for the reader. It is a fantastic, and absorbing book. I could not find fault with one word or concept, it is perfectly executed, beautifully crafted. It will remain with me for a long time.
7 of 7 people found this review helpful
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- waddings
- 15-12-15
Too tedious to complete
Perhaps this was just not my type of book - though I enjoy quite a wide range, from pacey thrillers, to elegaic tales, to factual works. I tried very hard to get into this story but just couldn't. I found the reading to be in almost a monotone, which made me want to switch off - though I think the reader was trying to convey an atmosphere and was of course encumbered by what I felt was dreary writing. Sadly it has to be returned.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
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- ASG
- England
- 30-03-15
Hauntingly beautiful
What other book might you compare Never Let Me Go to, and why?
For some reason, this book reminds me of Brave New World in reverse. At the beginning, we have learn all about the 'science' that the society uses (e.g. how people are made etc.) and later branch into the learning about the characters and morality (or ethical questions for the philosophy purists). Never Let Me Go tells us about the characters and then goes into the societies science and the ethics of it. (I think the questions of ethics have a quiet force - they are not blatantly asked in your face, but more suggested in the subtext.)
What about Kerry Fox’s performance did you like?
Kerry Fox is a really good narrator, you could easily believe that Fox was Kathy. In many ways, if you closed your eyes you could imagine someone sitting opposite you at a pub table telling you this story as though it was real. Her acting range is impressive; her voices for each character are memorable, identifiable and consistent. When Fox speaks with disdain it reminds me of Benedict Cumberbatch which is a testament of her acting.
8 of 9 people found this review helpful
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- A. Mcdermott
- 15-10-17
brilliant...
learn as little as you can about this story before you read it. wow, what a narrative
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- M
- 03-04-16
Absolutely stunning
Wonderful novel and absolutely wonderful reading of it. Strange, subtle and utterly bewitching. Couldn't stop listening.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
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- Karen
- Oxfordshire
- 27-05-15
Kerry Fox made this easy to listen to
Would you listen to Never Let Me Go again? Why?
No. Not because it wasn't a good book but because the subject is depressing and without much hope for the future.
What other book might you compare Never Let Me Go to, and why?
1984 because of the dystopian content and the control people have over others, a form of slavery really.
What about Kerry Fox’s performance did you like?
I thought her calm, modulated and slightly sad tone was fitting for the book. I wish there were more books narrated by her.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes, because the combination of Kazuo Ishaguro's poignant writing and Kerry Fox's narration made it come together beautifully. I felt lulled into the story and wanted to find out what was behind it all.
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- Debra K
- 06-06-18
Definitely not romantic mush.
Feel kinda flooded with dystopia books, films and TV just now. However, this book is one of the creepiest due to how normal the lives and destinies appear to the characters. There is little to no questioning of the system, which I found chilling and unreal. I equally found the premise doubtful and gratuitous.
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- Abdulaziz
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A good read. Thought provoking.
I really enjoyed this book. Beautifully composed, and terribly sad. Great narration
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