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Carolyn Paxter, author of the global bestseller "The Dogs of Babel," is a masterpiece of human healing, and the Wall Street Journal and People magazine's Book of the Year! The author Caroline Paxter uses suspenseful techniques to tell a unique, warm and lonely story that belongs to this era. The Hammond family lives in Washington, D. C., And everything seems to be going well, until Tilly, the eldest daughter, behaves and behaves noticeably strangely. Although Tilly lacks social skills, she is an amazing genius. In order to save their children, the Hammond family participated in the very famous "Harmony Summer Camp", where every family has its own pain and entanglements. However, what they didn't expect was that this trip to abandon everything was more dangerous than Tilly's illness. And what can we rely on to save our fate after the crisis arrives? How many unknown secrets does this summer camp named after "Harmony" hide?

Once published, it appeared on the New York Times list at the same time as "The Kite Runner" and "Harry Potter". How much we love is how lonely we are. "The Dogs of Babel" begins with a suspenseful beginning, leading to the most sincere and tender theme: Is the communication between a man and a woman a dialogue, or two people talking to themselves? It allows us to understand love and understanding. The more you read it, the more chance you will have to open up your heart to those close to you. Wu Zhihong therefore said: The more we love someone, the more we desire to include this person into the world of our dreams. The closer the physical distance is, the farther the spiritual distance is. This is why others are hell.