Never Let Me Go

The novel is set in a dystopian England where cloning technology allows for the mass production of organ donors.

The story is narrated by Kathy, a clone who works as a 'carer' for other donors.

Kathy reflects on her upbringing at Hailsham, a boarding school for clones, and her relationships with her friends Ruth and Tommy.

As the narrative unfolds, it reveals the grim reality of the clones' existence: they are raised to donate their organs until they 'complete' (die).

The book explores themes of identity, humanity, and the moral implications of scientific advancements, raising questions about the treatment of the vulnerable and the nature of human existence.