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Garth Stein, the author of the super best-selling book "I'll Wait for You in the Rain," which has sold 4,000,000 copies worldwide and touched 35 countries, has released a new work in six years. This book tells the story of a fourteen-year-old boy, Trevor, whose parents separated on the eve of his birthday. He followed his father to the Riddle Mansion, his ancestral home located in an ancient forest, expecting that when his father sold the house and had money, his parents could get back together. He thought it was all about money, but slowly he discovered that the relationship between his grandfather, aunt, and father was complicated and unclear. The love of family members was wrapped in sorrow, anger, control, pain, and ambiguity. Sensitive, he discovered an unknown love affair in this family, and was deeply attracted to Ben, the protagonist of this forbidden love. As we explore step by step, everyone's past becomes increasingly clear. It turns out that this family has long been broken up. The guilt of generations weighed on my father's shoulders with such force, and all of this was closely related to this ancient forest.

Which passage will make you choke up when you read it? When a dog has a human soul, what does the world look like in its mind? If you've ever wondered what your dog is thinking, this story will give you the answer. My name is Enzo. I always thought I was a human, and I always thought I was different from other dogs. I was just stuffed into a dog's body, and the soul inside was the real me. Here is a record of the ups and downs that my master Danny and I spent together: when his wife died miserably, when his parents-in-law turned against him, when he was suddenly arrested with shackles on his body, only I knew the truth. However, I am just a dog, I cannot pronounce or speak... Now I am old and about to leave this world. I want to share my story with you. If you are willing, just open the book and I will wait for you in the story...