** spoiler alert ** 
 Clones aren't my cup of tea, nor are dystopian novels. I was expecting much more from this book, but I only got bored and bored and bored! There's no development in Kathy, no doubts of whether their destiny as donors after Halisham might be changed in some ways. The reader gradually learns about life at Halisham through K. 's remembrances narrated in a sort of stream of consciousness that unfortunately failed to have any appeal on me. I didn't like the writing style. It just doesn't flow (or at least it didn't for me). I didn't feel emotionally involved in the life of Kathy, Ruth and Tommy. I might sound insensitive but while I was reading their story I realized I couldn't care less about them. It's like I never felt connected to their human side. I kept perceiving them as unreal, as clones. 2 stars is the best I can give to a book I had a hard time to finish. Though as I really want to give a second chance to mr Ishiguro I think I'll watch the movie sooner or later.