Ne otpuskai menia - Isiguro Kadzuo

"Don't Let Me Go" is a poignant book that is rightfully one of the 100 best English novels of all time according to Time magazine. Its author is japanese-born, a graduate of malcolm Bradbury's literary seminar and winner of the Booker Prize (for the novel "The Remains of the Day").
Thirty-year-old Katie remembers her childhood in the privileged school Hailsham, full of strange innuendo, half-hearted revelations and subterranean threat. It's a parable novel. It is a story of love, friendship and memory. This is the ultimate embodiment of the metaphor of "serve all life."