Klara and the Sun, a remarkable novel by Nobel laureate Kazuo Ishiguro, renowned for his works such as “Never Let Me Go” and the Booker Prize-winning “The Remains of the Day,” delves into a captivating tale. Set in a changing world, the book follows Klara, an Artificial Friend equipped with extraordinary observational abilities, as she eagerly observes the behavior of customers in the store and passersby outside, hoping for someone to choose her as their companion.
This thrilling narrative offers a unique perspective on our evolving society through the eyes of an unforgettable narrator, raising the profound question of what it truly means to love.
In 2017, Ishiguro’s novels were acknowledged by the Nobel committee for their immense emotional impact, and they praised his ability to reveal the underlying chasm beneath our superficial sense of connection with the world. “Klara and the Sun” stands as another masterpiece by this esteemed author, exploring themes that resonate deeply with readers.
