Klara and the Sun: A Novel by Kazuo Ishiguro: Summary by Fireside Reads

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Nobel Prize in Literature laureate Kazuo Ishiguro returns to the literary center stage with Klara and the Sun, a book that tells the story of an android who is bound to witness a variety of human interactions and emotions. In a fantasy world with robots dominating every sector of society, the plot is set to answer the enduring question, “What does it mean to love?”

Klara and the Sun landed at #6 on The New York Times fiction bestseller list upon its debut. It is hailed as Good Morning America’s Book Club Pick for March 2021. Ishiguro’s latest book received a cumulative positive rating on the website BookMarks and a higher-than-average score on Goodreads based on 13,804 ratings and 2,342 reviews.




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• Language: English
• Publisher: Fireside
• Release date: Apr 8, 2021
• ISBN: 9791222048451

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Foreword

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Executive Summary of Klara and the Sun

Did You Know?

The author Kazuo Ishiguro first visited Japan in 1989–almost 30 years after his family immigrated to the United Kingdom. He was part of the Japan Foundation Short-Term Visitors’ Program that sent several participants to the Asian country. Ishiguro spent most of his life with the British, contrary to his parents’ initial plan to return to Japan after a year.

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Klara and the Sun is a story set in a dystopian fantasy world where people and robots live together. Children are either genetically modified (lifted) or not (unlifted). Those born into families belonging to the upper-class often have Artificial Friends or AFs that would accompany them into adulthood. These companions are solar-powered robots possessing their own intelligence, whose version varies according to their generation model. The story is narrated in the eyes of Klara, the AF protagonist.

In the first chapter, the female AFs Klara and Rosa are newly installed robots in a store. They are accompanied by a male AF named Rex. The three AFs are not located near the window where they can directly feel the