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Title: Don't Get Too Comfortable
Review: "Never Let Me Go" is a spooky little cautionary tale from the author of "Remains of the Day" about the ethical implications of a world where cloning is used to create people who grow to serve as sources of transplant organs. Like the young characters at the English boarding school where most of the story is set, we are only given pieces of the story along the way. By the end, the whole scenario is certainly unsettling, but perhaps not horrifying, as those in the society have come to regard it--surely there's something wrong, but it's hard to stop when so many people are being saved. The object lesson, I think, is to not let such a system get started, no matter what amazing advances are achieved in cloning technology.
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