Clara and the sun

The book Clara and the Sun by author Kazuo Ishiguro ... "Mr. Cabaldy believed that there was nothing special inside Jozie that could make him keep going, he told his mother that he searched a lot and didn't find anything like that; but I now believe that he was searching in the wrong place. There was something very special, but that thing was not inside Jozie, but inside everyone who loved her." The novel Clara and the Sun tells the story of Clara, an artificial friend with a superb ability to observe, from her position in the store, while enjoying the beneficial sunlight, she carefully and precisely observes the behavior of customers and passersby. She hopes that someone will come in and choose her, but when the opportunity finally appears, she is warned not to place big hopes on human promises... In this artistic masterpiece, and his first novel since receiving the Nobel Prize in Literature, Kazuo Ishiguro looks at our rapidly changing contemporary world through the eyes of an extraordinary novel, and explores in a wonderful style the loneliness of our human reality and the true meaning of love. He talks about morals, sacrifice, altruism, and fate, which are dear topics to him, and also raises a problematic question: to what extent are we replaceable? "A poetic and insightful look at a world undergoing tremendous transformations, a unique style and captivating beauty." - Mine Tran Hoi, Madame Figaro magazine