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Title: Brilliant exposition
Review: I was genuinely intrigued by Ishiguro's strength of narrative technique insofar as his exposition was masterful. He lets the story unfold like a blossoming rose told from the point-of-view of a caregiver living among human clones created to provide body parts for normal humans. The narrative was so gentle and simple that ultimately there's great power evident here in the story telling. I think it's quite possible that some reviewers have gone a bit overboard in their praise of this writer. But the understatement of the narrative style did definitely impress me as a sign of great maturity and skill by the author of The Remains of the Day. This is a dark and sad and disturbing novel, which is a trademark of Booker Award winners and finalists. But there is no denying the talent of Ishiguro in the quiet prowess of his story-telling.
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