Do not let me go. Ishiguro K.

Thirty -year -old Katie recalls her childhood in a privileged school Halesh, full of strange omissions, half revelations and an underlying threat. She seems to travel in time, acutely feeling around the change, and talks about what happened. “Do not let me go” is not just a story of love, friendship and memory, it is the ultimate materialization of the metaphor “serve the whole life”.

And this is also a novel-aligned about the present and the past, causing mental confusion and pain. The pain that will heal, but will stay with you for a long time after reading.