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A new dystopian novel by the world's bestselling author, Booker and Nobel Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro.

The events of the book are narrated by a unique narrator: Clara, a robot girl created to become an artificial friend for a child who chooses her in a shop. This is an exquisitely tender and at the same time impeccably restrained story about life in a world dominated by high technology, a new class system, and genetic editing as a commonplace. The novel seems to resonate with Ishiguro's previous books, as the author seeks answers to the same eternal questions. Is there something so special in each of us that cannot be reproduced? Does someone who is constructed without a heart and soul have something unique about them? And what does it mean to love someone else - especially in an age when we wonder whether we can learn everything about a person through data and algorithms?