A review by mudder17
Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro

5.0

This is my second book by the author (the first was [b:Never Let Me Go|6334|Never Let Me Go|Kazuo Ishiguro|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1353048590l/6334._SY75_.jpg|1499998]) and as with the other book, I was sucked in by the author's prose. But this time, I felt drawn in even more by the narrator, Klara, and this book invoked many more emotions for me than the other. I felt the tension of the secret undercurrents as Klara joined Josie's household, even as Klara remained the objective observer/narrator. This is absolutely a book that should be read without reading any spoilers, but now that I'm finished, I really want to talk to someone about this book and ask questions about some of the things that was going on. This is definitely a book that I will want to read through a second time in order to catch little details that I might have missed the first time through. But yes, I also want to discuss this book with someone! Either way, if you're looking for something a little different, but that is done well, I recommend this book!