One person in our group mentioned that she really loved this book, but didn't necessarily enjoy reading it. I think it's very easy to overlook the depth of Never Let Me Go because of the style in which it's written. Great moral ambiguity which leads to good discussion. Overall, highly recommend for book clubs.

I would recommend this for book groups, with one large caveat (or multiples). We take a break in December, so we assigned this book for January, which meant the group had 2 months to read it. I think that was a mistake, as the book takes a little more concentration than the others we\\\'ve read, so it was very easy for people to set it aside. It also wasn\\\'t a great choice for over the holidays. However, the conversation we did have was pretty great, so if your group is up for a challenge, I would highly recommend this.

This book has so many potential discussion points, the gender neutral language only being one of them. The biggest challenge for many people was the genre, but once we got past that most people were really into the story. I\\\'d highly recommend this for any group looking for a challenge.

While the majority of the group liked this book, it didn't blow anyone away. The conversation stalled out a lot, too, which made it seem more painful. Overall, we agreed it was a fascinating topic and well-written, but it didn't lend itself to a very lively discussion.

Overall I think most of the group enjoyed this book, but the discussion did lag at times. Most people appreciated having a lighter book to read over the summer, so I think this was a good choice for this time of year.