Summary-

Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro is a dystopian and deeply thought-provoking novel based on the theme of the existence of clones made for organ donations. The narrative traces the life of Kathy H., who was once a student at Hailsham, an upscale English boarding school where she spent her childhood years with her two best friends, Tommy and Ruth. They realize the sinister mission of their life gradually: they are clones to donate their organs until they "complete" or perish. When the characters advance in age, they struggle against their limited lifespans, and their romantic relationships become complex as they battle the certainty of their destiny. Throughout the novel, Ishiguro explores issues of humanity, identity, and the moral consequences of scientific progress. The emotional turmoil of the characters and their efforts to make sense of their lives even when they know their final purpose are profoundly moving. Never Let Me Go is a well-crafted and emotionally charged novel that poses significant questions regarding life, love, and the worth of human beings.\