The Buried Giant by Kazuo Ishiguro Book Review
The Buried Giant By Kazuo Ishiguro Published Year: 2015 Page Count: 362 pages Medium Used: Paperback Genre: Fatasy, Drama, Elderly People, Dragons and Warriors, 2026-read. Rating: 4.5/5 😎 😎 😎 😎 Towards the end of the book, there was a scene where the warrior warns the elderly couple - Axl and Beatrice - that their lands are going to washed with blood of their brothers and families now that the mist is cleared. But what really troubled and scared me more than this horrendous vision is that the couple getting seperated on their journey to the peaceful island. No matter what actually transpired in their past, they are all that's left for each other and that's all they crave. They were thrust into the path of warriors and knights and dragons and murder/slaughter but what did it matter to them, such simple and elderly souls they were? The language used and the treatment people conferred on one another is really lyrical, addictive and kept me going. It ...