Day 28. Reading(5)　Never Let Me Go --- Kazuo Ishiguro Reading is my hobby, but I don't always finish reading books in English. Some books occasionally are difficult to understand or too pathetic to continue reading. When a British friend of mine moved back to UK, he gave some his English books to his friends, including me. It was ten years ago, in 2008. He showed his book shelf and let us pick up some whatever we liked. I took "Never Let Me Go" as the writer's name Kazuo Ishiguro, a Japanese. I thought he was a Japanese at the time. But he wasn't. He was born in Japan with Japanese parents and grew up in England, and now he has got a British nationality. He is a British author with a 100%Japanese face. When I started this book, I thought English is not difficult but something strange. It was very mysterious. I understood the story was about students' life in a boarding school. But the school doesn't seem normal. It is isolated from the outside world then the students don't know anything about the outside. They have to get health check every week. Suddenly one of them is taken somewhere and doesn't return for a few months. It repeats on each students and when they call "complete", the student never comes back. What completed? "What's going on with the students?" I was too impatient to read the whole story in English. I finally purchased a Japanese version. I couldn't help reading it in Japanese and finished the whole story all night. My guessing was right. I won't reveal it here. I should not give it away. The novel was published in 2005. The author Kazuo Ishiguro won the Nobel prize in 2017. iPS Cell was discoverd by Shinya Nakayama in 2006 and he won the Nobel prize in 2012. I hope that the advantage of iPS Cell never make "Kazuo's world" happen in real.