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The Remains of the Day — Kazuo Ishiguro (1989)
The Remains of the Day delivers the most devastating dissection of self-deception in 21st-century literature, anchored by over 3 million copies sold globally. Narrated by a buttoned-up English butler, the retrospective road trip reveals a life of repression, misplaced loyalty, and missed romantic opportunity.
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