The Secret Garden

Mary, a spoiled Indian girl, was thrown by the cholera epidemic into the abyss of orphanhood and the unknown, nearly killed by misery, had it not been for a lifeline extended to her by her aunt in England. There she lived in a huge house filled with gloom and surrounded by mystery: locked rooms whose contents are unknown, a sobbing that everyone insists on hiding the source of, a key buried in the ground for years, a master like a fugitive from the place who only returns to leave again, and animals that understand and communicate... Thus, a world of secrets opened up before the little girl, and she found herself moving from one mystery to another, on an extraordinary and enjoyable journey accompanied by a young animal trainer and a boy her age, exhausted by the illusion of illness and imminent death. So, what is the story of the locked rooms? Where does the crying come from every night? Why was the garden key buried? And what drives the master of the place to escape and travel constantly? An strange, exciting novel with two children as its heroes, placed by events on the brink of death, but saved by life, and life is deaf and only listens to those who raise the call for patience, determination, and resolve. As for the "Secret Garden," it has no secret except this lesson in altruism, love, humility, willpower, and the determination to change destiny.