WHEN WE WERE ORPHANS - KAZUO ISHIGURO

Discover the moving novel by Nobel laureate Kazuo Ishiguro, which takes you on a journey full of mysteries and emotions. "When We Were Orphans" is a story that combines fairy-tale elements with a realistic view of the world, nominated for the prestigious Booker and Whitbread awards. Travel to 1930s England and immerse yourself in the world of detective Christopher Banks, who believes that the key to saving the world lies in his past.

• Engaging plot full of riddles and secrets
• Unique writing style by Kazuo Ishiguro, Nobel laureate
• Journey through time and space, transporting the reader to the Shanghai of his childhood
• Deep emotions and reflections on the past and identity
• New edition in a layout matching Ishiguro's latest book - "Klara and the Sun"
• Ideal reading for lovers of fine literature and detective novels

Christopher Banks, a famous British detective, embarks on a journey to Shanghai, the city of his childhood, to solve the mystery of his parents' disappearance. His journey through the ruined metropolis becomes a journey in time, in which waking and dreams mingle, and the truth remains hidden in the fog. Ishiguro masterfully combines detective elements with a deep psychological analysis, creating an unforgettable story about the search for identity and truth.

Kazuo Ishiguro, Nobel laureate in literature, is one of the most outstanding contemporary writers. His work is characterized by extraordinary imagination, intelligence and the ability to touch the deepest emotions. Ishiguro's novels, such as "The Remains of the Day" or "Never Let Me Go", have won the recognition of critics and readers around the world. "When We Were Orphans" is another title in the oeuvre of this outstanding author, which delights with its complexity and depth.

Albatros Publishing House presents a new edition of the novel "When We Were Orphans" in hardcover, with 352 pages. The format of the book (208x141 mm) makes it comfortable to read and fits perfectly into any bookcase. This is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the world created by Kazuo Ishiguro and experience an unforgettable literary adventure. This novel is a combination of Jane Austen and Franz Kafka, lightly seasoned with Proust, creating a coherent and moving whole.