When We Were Orphans

When We Were Orphans "is a novel by Kazuo Ishiguro that immerses listeners in a world of detective investigation and personal drama. The story follows Christopher Banks, who became an orphan as a child after his parents disappeared. As an adult, Christopher returns to London to solve the mystery of their disappearance.

As he investigates, Christopher faces numerous obstacles and meets people who will help or interfere with his search. The novel touches on the themes of personal loss and the search for their place in the world, and also explores how the past and memory can influence the present.

The book asks questions about how we really know ourselves and how the past shapes our perception of the world. The audiobook offers a deep and emotional immersion in a story filled with intriguing plot twists and complex characters.

- By Kazuo Ishiguro

- Genre: Detective, Modern Prose

- Plot: Searching for truth and memories of childhood after parents' disappearance

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